Parliament, government and politics
Parliament, government and politics news from UK Parliament.
Commons Private Members' Bills: 22 March 2019
Debate begins with Overseas Electors Bill
22 March 2019
Urgent question on Article 50 extension following EU summit
Opposition questions Government as EU leaders agree to extension of Article 50 period
22 March 2019
This week in the Commons: 22 March 2019
A round up of this week's business in the Chamber and Westminster Hall
22 March 2019
Lords EU exit regulations: 21 March
Members discuss railway licensing, health services and chemical safety
22 March 2019
Your Story, Our History: UK Parliament launches films on disability discrimination
The UK Parliament has released a series of moving films revealing how three acts have helped disabled people to stand up to discrimination.
22 March 2019
General debate on forced live organ extraction in China
Westminster Hall to hold a general debate on forced live organ extraction in China
22 March 2019
Urgent question on the UNHRC inquiry into deaths in Gaza
Urgent question from Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry
22 March 2019
Commons Speaker lifts the lid on Brexit
Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, visits the University of Birmingham
22 March 2019
Opposition press Government on Prime Minister's knife crime summit
Opposition question on Prime Minister's knife crime summit
22 March 2019
Committee investigate taxi and private hire reform in England
Government policies and regulations on taxis and private hire vehicles to be examined by committee
21 March 2019
Committee visits institute to explore innovation and technologies in Scottish agriculture
Committee will look at how technologies will improve agricultural productivity and sustainability
21 March 2019
Treasury Minister questioned on devolving air passenger duty to Wales
Welsh Affairs Committee question government reasons for not devolving APD
21 March 2019
Committee question key government figures on UK Statistics Authority
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee examine what UKSA can do to provide useful data to decision-makers
21 March 2019
Committee question military personnel on Parliament authorising the use of military force
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee question former military commanders on the authorisation of the use of the armed forces
21 March 2019
“Criminal offences committed against MPs imperil both the democratic process and public service”
Joint Committee on Human Rights publishes correspondence from the CPS regarding threats against MPs
21 March 2019