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UK Parliament

February 2018

DBT must do whatever it takes to clear Post Office Horizon shortfall claims this year, say MPs

In a short report today the Business and Trade Committee says Government must allot whatever resources it takes

Government will improve children’s palliative care and 24/7 services in response to MPs’ report

The Government has promised to set legal minimum standards for children’s and young people’s palliative care.

MPs debate Commonhold and Leasehold Reform – Housing Committee Chair to push the government to go faster and further on leasehold reform

On Thursday 2 July, MPs will take part in a House of Commons debate on Commonhold and leasehold reform and the regulation of property managing agents.

Grand Committee Room Palace of Westminster. A curved wooden, leather topped table, with microphones on the table. Green leather seats and another table are at the rear of the image.

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 16 June 2026

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 16 June 2026

Education Committee launches new inquiry on school reforms

Today the Education Committee launches a new inquiry on school reform, after the government announced major proposals for reform in February’s Schools White Paper.

The Palace of Westminster in the sunshine, the sky is blue. The green decorative railing of Westminster Bridge is in the foreground.

MPs will debate a petition relating to spinal muscular atrophy and the newborn screening test

On Monday 22 June, MPs will debate a petition relating to spinal muscular atrophy and the newborn screening test.

A photograph of the neo-gothic Palace of Westminster with Big Ben clock tower next to Westminster Bridge, with red buses crossing the bridge

MPs will debate a petition relating to pro-Israel influence on UK politics and democracy

On Monday 22 June, MPs will debate a petition relating to pro-Israel influence on UK politics and democracy.

Birds eye view of houses

Social Housing Bill concludes Lords committee stage

Members discuss changes on regeneration of estates, vulnerable groups and shared ownership. Catch up

Energy Security and Net Zero to examine Government’s National Policy Statement for Fusion Energy Generation

The Government has published a draft National Policy Statement (NPS) for Fusion Energy Generation (EN-8) for parliamentary scrutiny and public consultation.

What's on in the Lords 15-18 June

Discover what's on in the House of Lords from 15-18 June 2026.

Financial Services Regulation Committee publishes letter on the Financial Services and Markets Bill

Financial Services Regulation Committee writes to Government concerning the Financial Services and Markets Bill

MPs present Private Members’ Bills to Parliament

MPs who were successful in this year’s Private Members’ Bill ballot presented their bills to Parliament today.

Committee puts questions to Government on ambulance services role

Committee seeks clarity on ambulance support role

IDC Chair raises concerns about National Security (State Threats) Bill

International Development Committee Chair Sarah Champion has urged the Foreign Secretary to amend the National Security (State Threats) Bill amid concern over the implications for humanitarian organisations.

Government’s response on SEND reform published by Education Committee

Today the Education Committee publishes the government’s response to its report on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) support reform.

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