Parliament, government and politics

Committee to hold an evidence session on the Government’s plans for the UK to accede to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee examines how the Government has used data during the Covid-19 pandemic

Questions will focus on the challenges faced by Northern Ireland veterans, and the UK Government's policies to tackle the legacy of The Troubles

UK Parliament is celebrating LGBT+ History Month which runs from 1 February to February 28

Mel Stride comments on review into unsecured credit

Committee to hold an evidence session to examine the prevalence of domestic abuse during the covid-19 pandemic and the adequacy of the Government’s response

Committee to hear from Baroness Hale on the inquiry into the Government’s Independent Human Rights Act Review.

Committee Chairman comments on the publication of The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review

Committee to hold an evidence session to explore the governance, operation and performance of NHS Test and Trace

Committee to hold two sessions – on the £20 increase in Universal Credit and Working Tax Credit and with the Secretary of State Dr Thérèse Coffey MP

Letters seek clarification on their approach to ensuring workplace safety during the pandemic

Committee to take evidence from Rt Hon Lord Heseltine and Rt Hon Professor John Denham, in its inquiry The Evolution of Devolution: English Devolution

MPs to question Chairman and Head of the Office of The Sentencing Council on its work

The Conduct Committee publish exchange of correspondence between the Chair and Lord Magan of Castletown

Chairman Simon Hoare reacts to news of the EU’s introduction of controls for the export of coronavirus vaccines produced in the bloc by invoking Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol