Parliament

Stephen Timms welcomes the Government's announcement that the forthcoming Online Safety Bill is to impose a new legal duty on social media platforms and search engines to crackdown on scam adverts

The Select Committee on the Children and Families Act 2014 launches its post-legislative scrutiny inquiry into the Children and Families Act 2014 and is inviting written evidence contributions.

On Monday 14 March, MPs will debate a petition relating to arrangements for Ukrainian refugees to enter the UK

Committee publishes report on The experiences of minority ethnic and migrant people in Northern Ireland

Home Affairs Committee examines Home Office policy on Ukrainian refugees

Welsh Affairs Committee questions the First Minister on a broad range of topical issues

The House of Lords Committee on the Fraud Act 2006 and Digital Fraud today publishes its call for evidence, inviting the public to provide their views on what measures should be taken to tackle the increase in cases of fraud.

International Trade Committee explores digital trade, competition policy and government procurement

The Independent Expert Panel (IEP) has today published a report reprimanding John Bercow, the former Speaker of the House of Commons, for breaching Parliament’s bullying and harassment policy

Treasury Committee questions Lord Agnew on the level of fraud in the Government’s emergency covid support and loan schemes

Scottish Affairs Committee is inviting applications from individuals for the role of Specialist Adviser

The Speaker of the House of Commons was thanked by his opposite number in Lithuania for the UK’s support for Ukraine.

Members consider careers guidance, disqualification from holding office in local government, taxi safety regulations and the creation of an Office for Demographic Change. Catch up

Defence Committee hold its final session in its inquiry into space defence

Committee publishes the Government’s response on the ongoing impact of covid-19 on new parents