Parliament

The Committee examines how home-educated children are being supported

Committee launch survey to ask young drivers aged 17-25 for their views on potential measures to reduce road traffic collisions

The Home Affairs Committee examines existing safe and legal routes for refugees and asylum-seekers to enter the UK

Comments come in response to Prime Minister's speech outlining greater access to education and skills training, irrespective of age, in light of the impact of Covid-19 and technological changes on the economy

Constitution Committee launches call for evidence on the use of emergency powers during the COVID-19 pandemic

Treasury Committee Chair writes to the Financial Conduct Authority

Women and Equalities Committee the range of impacts of the pandemic on the education of children from different ethnic groups

COVID-19 measures under spotlight

The roof of the Elizabeth Tower (also known as Big Ben) is slowly becoming visible again from 28th September 2020, as part of the scaffolding is removed.

A panel of port operators give evidence to the Welsh Affairs Committee on Thursday 1 October

Dr Thérèse Coffey MP to give evidence to the committee on her Department’s response to the coronavirus outbreak

Members quiz government each day in oral questions

Highlights from the Commons this week include the Prime Minister's update on the government's response to Covid-19 and the debate on the Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill. 

On Thursday 8th October MPs will hold a debate on the support measures implemented by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, during and after the coronavirus pandemic.