Parliament

Twenty-five years on from the Scotland Act 1998, the Scottish Affairs Committee launches an inquiry on how intergovernmental relations between the UK and Scottish governments have evolved since the establishment of the Scottish Executive

Chair reacts to warnings from the Post Office Horizon IT inquiry Chair, that deadlines to pay compensation to the victims of the scandal will be missed.

MPs to hold a debate on accessibility of radiotherapy

MPs to hold the Sir David Amess summer adjournment debate

The six-month inquiry into Defence Equipment and Support found that the UK’s defence procurement system is “broken” and that “multiple, successive reviews have not yet fixed it"

Hear from former Deputy Prime Minister, Lord Heseltine, as he speaks to the Lord Speaker about an extensive political career spanning almost 60 years in Westminster.

Find out what's coming up in the House of Commons 17-20 July

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

The Treasury Committee calls for evidence on the barriers faced by women in financial services as it launches a new inquiry into sexism in the City

It is difficult to see how the Government will achieve its target of 300,000 new homes per year by the mid-2020s in England if mandatory local housing targets are dropped, says the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee in a report published today

Health and Social Care Committee publishes NHS dentistry report

Defence Committee launch Sub-Committee on Service Accommodation

The Transport Committee has welcomed the Government’s announcement that it will follow its recommendations by revisiting its decision to snub Bradford from plans to develop rail networks in the North and Midlands

Philip Dunne MP reacts to the Government’s announcement today that new laws will end the cap on civil penalties for environmental offences