Parliament, government and politics

Government ambition on nuclear energy must be translated into action by pushing ahead with Wylfa nuclear power station, MPs argue

On the afternoon of Tuesday 2 May 2023, the King and Queen Consort visited Parliament to meet members of both Houses of Parliament.

Chair presses the Electoral Commission to clarify the decisions taken on voter data collection

Chair responds to an announcement from the Government on child benefit and state pension entitlement

Lords European Affairs Committee publishes report on the future UK-EU relationship

Find out what's coming up in the House of Commons Chamber 2-3 May

Questions, legislation and debates: discover what's on in the House of Lords this week

In this series of Committee Corridor we’ve been looking at human rights and justice. Today, we’re updating you on the different issues we covered: modern slavery in the UK, the forced adoption of the children from unmarried mothers from the1940s-1970s, plans to reform the Human Rights Act and the critical issues facing the criminal justice system in England and Wales.

Government rejects Expert Panel’s rating of inadequate progress on digitisation of the NHS

MPs express disappointment at UK Ministers’ refusal to act on free-to-air football for Scottish fans

A cross-party Committee of MPs have warned that the UK Government is set to fail to generate enough electricity from fossil fuel free sources by 2035, risking the country’s security of supply and its ability to meet its net zero target.

Education Committee report the future of post-16 qualifications published

Culture, Media and Sport acting chair, Damian Green comments on the Government's White Paper on gambling

The Government has responded to concerns expressed by Clive Betts in relation to the Treasury’s involvement in signing off capital spend at the Department for Levelling-Up, Housing and Communities.

Bill has now become an Act of Parliament. Catch up