Commons

The results of the election were announced in the Chamber this afternoon following a ballot of the whole House

On Tuesday 16 January, the Environment Food and Rural Affairs Committee will hold its first evidence session in its inquiry into education and careers in land-based sectors

A summary of what's coming up in the House of Commons 15-19 January

Today the Foreign Affairs Committee launches its inquiry into International Relations within the Multilateral System

Business and Trade Committee questions the Government and other stakeholders

Finance Bill: call for evidence

All living former First Ministers of Scotland - Nicola Sturgeon, Alex Salmond, Jack McConnell and Henry McLeish - will give oral evidence to the Scottish Affairs Committee

David Cameron, now Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton, will give evidence for the first time to the Foreign Affairs Committee in his new role as Foreign Secretary

On Tuesday the Committee will seek an urgent update on the humanitarian and health situation in Gaza, how the healthcare situation has changed and what those on the ground are doing to respond

Find out what's coming up in the House of Commons 8-12 January

UK consumption is unsustainable, with the nation’s appetite for commodities including soy, cocoa, palm oil, beef and leather putting enormous pressure on forests - the EAC warns

The Science, Innovation & Technology Committee calls for steps to develop the potential of bacteria-killing viruses that can provide an alternative to antibiotics

Environmental Audit Committee Chair, Rt Hon Philip Dunne MP reacts to Defra consultation on electrical goods recycling reforms

In its report, the Committee raised concern that Arctic matters were not being met with enthusiasm at the heart of Government

MPs to hold a debate on new dementia treatments