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- Lords who have died since 1 January 2009
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- Members of Parliament by County and Unitary Authority
- Members of Parliament by Party
- Current state of the parties
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- Select Committee Membership
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Members of the House of Lords
- Alphabetical list of Lords with party affiliations
- Breakdown of Lords by party strength and type of peerage
- Lords by party - Conservative
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- Lords by party - Liberal Democrat
- Lords by party - Crossbench
- Lords by party - Other
- Lords - Bishops
- Lords who have died since 1 January 2009
- New Lords since 1 January 2009
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Overseas Delegations
Delegations of parliamentarians from both Houses are appointed to the following interparliamentary assemblies:
- Assembly of the Western European Union
- NATO Parliamentary Assembly
- OSCE: Parliamentary Assembly of the Organisation for the Security and Co-operation in Europe
- Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
The costs associated with these delegations are funded by both Houses of Parliament.
Who does what in the Lords (PDF)
A directory of Lords membership and staff, including:
- Membership of the Lords
- Committees
- House of Lords officials.
All Party Groups
All-Party Groups (APGs) are informal cross-party groups that have no official status within Parliament. They are essentially run by and for Members of the Commons and Lords.
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