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UK Parliament

May 2026

Read all the UK Parliament news for May 2026

JCNSS Chair responds to tougher undersea cables protections

JCNSS Chair responds to tougher undersea cables protections

Coming up in the Commons 1-5 June

Find out what's coming up in the Commons 1-5 June

MoD’s lack of focus and leadership leaves valuable public funds exposed to fraud

The £1.5bn/year fraud risk the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is exposed to has not been addressed by the department with requisite focus or leadership.

Milburn interim report reaction: Work and Pensions Committee chair response

Work and Pensions Committee chair Debbie Abrahams MP has responded to the publication of Alan Milburn’s interim findings

Student loans: More than 52,000 responses to Treasury Committee call for evidence

The Treasury Committee has published a summary of the results of its public survey on student loans and the taxation of graduates.

MPs call for new promotion agency to boost inward investment in Wales

Establishing a dedicated Welsh investment promotion agency (IPA) would improve and streamline support for overseas businesses wanting to invest in Wales, MPs say today.

Police Service of Northern Ireland 25 years on: More still to do on funding, security and officer representation, MPs say

More needs to be done to ensure funding is adequate for the unique policing and security challenges in Northern Ireland

Aelodau Seneddol yn galw am asiantaeth hyrwyddo newydd i hybu mewnfuddsoddiad yng Nghymru

Byddai sefydlu asiantaeth hyrwyddo buddsoddiadau (asiantaeth) pwrpasol yng Nghymru yn gwella ac yn symleiddio cymorth i fusnesau tramor sydd eisiau buddsoddi yng Nghymru, meddai Aelodau Seneddol heddiw.

The Government must go further and faster on commonhold and leasehold reform, says Housing Committee

The Committee has publsihed its report on commonhold and leasehold reform.

MPs will debate a petition relating to the collection and publication of child sexual offender data

On Monday 1 June, MPs will debate a petition relating to the collection and publication of child sexual offender data.

WEC warns against ‘financial half measures’ for women’s health

The Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) has warned against ‘financial half measures’ for improving women’s health as the Government publishes the response to WEC’s report.

King's Speech

Lords debates King’s Speech

Members had five days of debate following the State Opening of Parliament. Catch up

Committee alarmed by “climate of fear” around dominant firms in UK music industry

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) should launch a full market investigation into the live music industry before the end of 2026,

House of Lords Chamber with a group of visitors standing among the red benches, and a tour guide pointing towards the throne.

Three fascinating tours of the Palace of Westminster available now

Book a behind the scenes tour of the Palace of Westminster

How should Government nurture upland farms and landscapes? MPs launch call for evidence

The EFRA Committee has launched a call for evidence to find out about the challenges facing upland farmers and land managers, and how the Government can best support them.

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