November 2021

The Scottish Affairs Committee has invited First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to give oral evidence in Westminster

Another important step in the Elizabeth Tower restoration project begins this week, as scaffolding starts to be removed from around Big Ben’s world-famous clock dials.

Committee to hold an evidence session into their inquiry on influencer culture

Foreign Affairs Committee hears from the former Chief of Defence Staff and Rory Stewart, former Secretary of State for International Development

Committee launch new inquiry on improving diversity in the science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) sector

The Information Commissioner gives evidence to the committee for their Freedom of Information Inquiry

Committee to take evidence from Prisons Minister Victoria Atkins in a one-off session focussing on failings at Oakhill and Rainsbrook Secure Training Centres

International Development Sub-Committee takes evidence on Wednesday 24 November at 10.15am

Committee to take evidence as part of its new workstream considering negative emissions technologies (NETs)

The government responds to the Disability employment gap report

The Justice and Home Affairs committee has published a letter to the Home Secretary and warned that the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) and the Entry/Exit System (EES) could have serious consequences in the UK and for the rights and liberties of UK citizens.

Bills on age assurances online, onshore wind and coroners recording suicide factors. Catch up

Public Accounts Committee publishes report on lessons from Greensill Capital

DCMS Committee examines the Secretary of State, Nadine Dorries

The House of Lords Liaison Committee recommends four proposals for new special inquiry committees in 2022