Anti-social behaviour

Chair Julian Knight has announced that it will hold an evidence session to examine questions raised by the report from Lord Dyson

Committee to hold ​an evidence session seeking to identify the implications for the justice system of the quashing by the Court of Appeal of the convictions of 39 Post Office workers who were wrongly accused of theft

On Wednesday May 26, the Transport Committee will hear directly from Keith Williams, architect of the Rail Review, and the Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps MP

The COVID-19 Committee launches its new inquiry on the impact of the pandemic on towns and cities.

Committee continues its inquiry into the work of the Electoral Commission

Northern Ireland Affairs Committee questions PUP Councillor John Kyle of Belfast City Council and Peter Sheridan, CEO of Co-operation Northern Ireland

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee will hold two sessions next week as part of its inquiry into Covid-19 vaccine certification

Members debate remote participation and hybrid sittings, set up in response to COVID-19. Find out more

Treasury Committee hears from John Glen MP, Economic Secretary to the Treasury

The Treasury Committee examines the lessons for HM Treasury from its interactions with Greensill Capital

Treasury Committee hears from the Governor of the Bank of England and other members of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee

Defence Committee holds one-off evidence session on French-UK naval co-operation and UK global ambitions

The Sub-Committee on the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland publishes a call for evidence, inviting interested individuals and organisations to submit their views on the operation of the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland.

The tiny volcanic island of St Helena has gifted its flag to fly at the entrance to the UK Parliament on its public holiday.

We’ve put together a list of highlights to keep you on top of the legislation, debates and questions coming up in the Commons.