February 2018

The Home Affairs Committee has launched a new inquiry to explore the potential benefits and risks of the use of government-issued digital ID.

The Government has agreed to accelerate publishing its response to the Office for Environmental Protection’s (OEP) annual assessment report, following pressure from the Environmental Audit Committee.

“A real-terms cut for DCMS is the wrong choice by the Chancellor."

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has written to the Secretary of State with a comprehensive summary of the evidence so far from its inquiry into the legacy of the past in Northern Ireland, to inform the Government’s policy making ahead of any potentialannouncement on a joint approach with the Republic of Ireland.

Welsh Affairs Committee Chair responds to Spending Review

Members discuss House of Commons changes in 'ping pong'. Catch up

Members discuss outstanding issue of transparency of copyrighted works in AI models. Find out more

The Education Committee has today launched a new inquiry into the financial viability of universities as they face the challenges of rising costs and falling numbers of international students after years of tuition fee freezes. 

The UK Government must ensure that it does not protect its allies at the expense of unconditional support for international humanitarian law (IHL), MPs argue in a new report.

Following the Government’s announcement of plans to end the use of hotels to house asylum seeker, Chair of the Home Affairs Committee, Dame Karen Bradley said

On Thursday 12 June in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on Down Syndrome Regression Disorder

On Thursday 12 June in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on the role of careers education in improving social mobility

On Monday 16 June, MPs will hold a debate on Windrush Day 2025

On Thursday 12 June, MPs will hold a debate on the fifth anniversary of the covid-19 pandemic