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UK Parliament

January 2018

“Build, don’t beg” – BTC reports on how to deal with tariff-warring US administration

After a year negotiating with the tariff-warring US administration the outcome is primarily sectoral tariff mitigations, rather than a new economic relationship between the UK and the US.

Public Accounts Committee launches twelve new inquiries

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) today announces its next slate of upcoming inquiries

Coming up in the Commons 6-10 July

Find out what's coming up in the Commons 6-10 July

What's on in the Lords 6-9 July

Discover what's on in the House of Lords from 6-9 July 2026.

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to answer questions on Written Parliamentary Questions performance

The Procedure Committee will hear from Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Minister Seema Malhotra MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Indo-Pacific), and Aidan Liddle, Head of Parliamentary Office, FCDO, on Monday 6 July.

Railways Bill to be debated in the Lords

Members discuss draft law to nationalise network through the creation of Great British Railways. Find out more

Steel industry bill enters Lords report stage

Members discuss changes on maintaining a level playing-field, and an impact assessment of the effect of the Act. Find out more

Armed Forces Bill has Lords second reading

Legislation governing the armed forces debated by members. Find out more

Role of the Electoral Commission considered by members

Lords debates regulatory regime for political party finance. Catch up

Fears of another Critical Incident at Port of Dover as BTC Chair warns action is needed now

The Chief Executive of the Port of Dover has written to the Committee setting out significant concerns over another Critical Incident developing at the Port of Dover as summer tourism gets underway.

Lords considers affordability and quality of higher education

Members discuss quality and value of post-secondary education. Catch up

What's on in the Lords 29 June - 3 July

Discover what's on in the House of Lords from 29 June - 3 July 2026.

Renters’ rights – Government needs to go further to ensure tenants are protected, says Housing Committee

The government’s reforms to renters’ rights are welcome but further steps are needed to protect tenants, including the most vulnerable, says the cross-party Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee in a report published today.

Prime Minister will have ‘no excuse’ not to start fixing social care before general election, MPs say

The Health and Social Care Committee has urged the next Prime Minister to confirm

“Long overdue” apology for historical forced adoption must be a turning point for survivors – Education Committee Chair

Responding to the government’s announcement of an apology for the state’s role in historical forced adoption practices

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