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June 2025

Read all the UK Parliament news for June 2025.

Britain Must Seize the Asia-Pacific Moment

Over the next five years, £7 trillion of new wealth will be created across Asia-Pacific— a quarter of global forecast growth and more than the entire GDP of the United Kingdom.

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Speaker’s Conference to hear evidence from ministers and legal experts

The Speaker’s Conference (2024) will on Wednesday [2nd July 2025] hear from the National Police Chiefs' Council, the Crown Prosecution Service and the Scottish Sentencing Council, as well as ministers from the Home Office, Attorney General’s Office and Ministry of Justice.

‘Complex’ Lifetime ISA increases risk of poor financial decisions

The Lifetime ISA’s (LISA) dual-purpose design may be diverting people away from more suitable products and putting part of their savings at risk, according to a new report

BTC report: how the UK can unlock access to Asia-Pacific markets worth £trillions

A quarter of global economic growth will come from the region in the next five years, even excluding China

WEC to hear from Ministers on female entrepreneurship

The Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) will hear from Baroness Gustafsson, Minister for Investment and Gareth Thomas, Minister for Services, Small Business and Exports during the fourth and final evidence session of its female entrepreneurship inquiry.

Support for military veterans and the future of North Sea energy to be examined in upcoming sessions for Scottish Affairs Committee

The Scottish Affairs Committee will hold two evidence sessions on Wednesday 2 July, examining support for military veterans in Scotland in the morning, before quizzing Energy Minister, Michael Shanks, on the future of North Sea energy in the afternoon.

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Migrant Help questioned on asylum contracts performance

The Home Affairs Committee will question Migrant Help in the closing session of its inquiry into asylum accommodation.

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Coming up in the Commons 30 June - 4 July

Find out what's coming up in the House of Commons 30 June - 4 July

The conduct of Baroness Uddin

The House of Lords Conduct Committee publishes a report on the conduct of Baroness Uddin

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Justice Committee to question Parole Board leaders

The Justice Committee will question the Parole Board Chair-Designate Alexandra Marks and Chief Executive Cecilia French during a one-off evidence session in Parliament on Tuesday, 1 July.

Defence Secretary to face questions from the Defence Committee

Coming immediately after the important NATO summit in The Hague, the Secretary of State for Defence, John Healey MP, will give evidence to the Defence Committee at 2pm on Wednesday 2 July.

What's on in the Lords 23-26 June

Discover what's on in the House of Lords from 23-26 June

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Tell the Transport Committee about the future of ports in new inquiry

The Transport Committee has launched a new inquiry into the Government’s proposals to update planning regulations that will be used to decide major developments at ports

T Levels: Govt must inject life into technical qualifications to address UK’s skills gaps

PAC report recommends DfE should enter campaign mode to build critical mass of students

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New survey invites fans to help shape future of live and electronic music

Music fans, artists, DJs, festival goers, and everyone that loves live and electronic music are being asked to share their views in a wide-ranging survey