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Social media ban: Education Committee Chair responds
Responding to news that the government will ban under-16s from social media
15 June 2026
Cultural touring in the EU: MPs call on government to work with EU to break down barriers and boost domestic support for performers
The government must work with the EU and individual member states to support artists looking to perform in Europe, MPs say, in a report that highlights the financial struggles and missed opportunities they face post-Brexit.
14 June 2026
WEC Chair calls out Health Minister’s delay on banning BBLs and other harmful cosmetic procedures
The Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) has today published a letter from Health Minister Karin Smyth following the delay in Government responding to the Committee’s report on Cosmetic procedures.
12 June 2026
Belfast unrest: Government have not done enough to tackle online misinformation, committee warns
The Chair of the Science, Innovation and Technology Chair, Dame Chi Onwurah, has written to the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Liz Kendall, to warn that the government hasn’t done enough to tackle the amplification of misinformation online.
12 June 2026
Appointment of Chair of the Judicial Appointments Commission
The Justice Committee has published its report following the pre-appointment hearing on Wednesday, 10 June with Lynne Berry CBE
12 June 2026
How can the UK deter Russian aggression by imposing costs and constraints? New parliamentary inquiry launches
Today the Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy launches a new inquiry on the UK’s approach to deterring Russian aggression, with a focus on imposing costs and constraints.
12 June 2026
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Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 9 June 2026
Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 9 June 2026
12 June 2026
Coming up in the Commons 15–19 June
Find out what's coming up in the Commons 15–19 June
12 June 2026
IDC Chair welcomes NAO report on FCDO humanitarian crisis response
The Chair of the International Development Committee has welcomed a new report by the National Audit Office looking into how the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) responds to sudden-onset humanitarian crises.
11 June 2026
SEND, mental health and prevention overlooked in NHS reforms, say MPs preparing amendments to Health Bill
The Health and Social Care Committee has today published a report outlining amendments to the Health Bill
11 June 2026
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