Commons

Find out what's coming up in the House of Commons Chamber 18-19 September

The Government has rejected calls by MPs to introduce a statutory definition of so-called honour-based abuse, despite warnings that it risks remaining a hidden crime without improved understanding of its complexities

Transport Committee publishes its report on the future of self-driving vehicles

MPs to debate freedom of religion and belief

MPs to debate matters to be raised before the forthcoming adjournment

The Treasury Committee has published its report on the appointment of Sarah Breeden as Deputy Governor for Financial Stability at the Bank of England

Speaker urges G7 colleagues: ‘We must stand by Ukraine’

Health and Social Care Committee Chair Steve Brine MP responds to today’s publication of the latest data on July waiting times for hospital care

Speaker Hoyle welcomes Jordanian counterpart in his first UK visit

Beefeaters - who watched over the Queen’s coffin during her Lying in State – returned to Parliament a year later for a special "thank you" from the Speaker of the House of Commons. 

Fraud is the most common crime in England and Wales, accounting for 40% of all offences

This report arises from an investigation by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards into whether Mr Sunak had breached paragraph 13 of the 2023 Code of Conduct for Members, relating to the confidentiality of the Commissioner's investigations

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee today launches its yearly review of the PHSO annual report and accounts for 2022-23

Science, Innovation and Technology Committee inquiry into the potential of UK Astronomy

Defence Committee launch inquiry