January 2018

The Welsh Affairs Committee will be holding its third session examining population change in Wales, focusing on the economic impact of younger people leaving the nation

A national housing strategy, the AUKUS agreement, burying overhead transmission lines and health workers in Myanmar up for debate in the House of Lords. Catch up

Members discuss the Windrush scandal. Catch up

Lords members discuss pollution of rivers and water company regulation. Catch up

New inquiry: Work and Pensions Committee to examine progress made in supporting disability employment

Environmental Audit Committee publishes a letter from Leo Telling Executive Producer at BBC Panorama

Public Accounts Committee report calls for reassurance over risks of double-counting and cost-shunting

International Development Committee publishes report on humanitarian situation in Gaza

Committee examines the challenges facing women in the industry

The cross-party House of Lords Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee has in its 15th Report, drawn attention to the way the Home Office has handled two Orders that plan to transfer the responsibilities of the Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) of the West Midlands and South Yorkshire to the respective Mayors for each area.

On Thursday 29 February, MPs will hold a debate on language in politics on International Women’s Day.

Members discuss draft law to update broadcasting law following exit from the EU and rise of online services. Catch up

Publication of correspondence: Letter to Home Secretary following David Neal session

Scottish Affairs Committee launches inquiry on Intergovernmental Relations: The Civil Service