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July

Read all the UK Parliament news for July 2025.

Lords begins further scrutiny of Employment Rights Bill

Members discuss changes on agency workers, guaranteed hours and short-notice cancellation in report stage. Find out more

Product regulation bill completes passage through Parliament

Lords agrees Commons changes as draft legislation set to become law. Catch up

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Renters' Rights Bill enters Lords report stage

Members discuss changes to financial penalties and renter security. Find out more

What's on in the Lords 7-10 July

Discover what's on in the House of Lords from 7-10 July

Border security bill continues Lords committee stage

Members discuss changes to draft immigration law on visa centres, biometric information and unaccompanied children. Catch up

Short-termism and fragmentation jeopardising target to halve VAWG – Home Affairs Committee warns

Short-term funding settlements and a fragmented approach to commissioning services is putting the Government’s target to halve violence against women and girls (VAWG) at risk – a report by the Home Affairs Committee has warned.

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Govt infrastructure ambitions put at risk through lack of credible pipeline of projects

PAC report on govt’s use of private finance warns badly managed PFI contracts leading to poor quality assets being handed back to public sector.

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 8 July 2025

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 8 July 2025.

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Upcoming Committee on Standards evidence session for inquiry into outside interests and employment

Committee on Standards to host an evidence session on Tuesday 15 July 2025

Lords debates National Policy Statements for Energy

Lords debates government policy on general energy, renewable power and electricity networks. Catch up

New inquiry - Economic growth in Northern Ireland: new and emerging sectors

MPs are to examine strategies for supporting economic growth in Northern Ireland and the important role that new and emerging industries can play in driving future prosperity.

Hereditary peers bill resumes Lords report stage

Members considered changes on unsalaried ministers, minimum attendance and future composition of the House. Catch up

How to fix children’s social care and restore care leavers’ life chances – report

Overstretched children’s social care services, in the face of rising need, has led to an alarming number of children leaving the care system and becoming homeless, not in employment or not in education.

Grey zone threats “bring war to the doorstep of each and every one of us”

A group of cross-party MPs have called for a “whole of society” approach to combatting grey zone threats and strengthening homeland resilience in a report published today.

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New Black Rod appointed in the House of Lords

Ed Davis begins chamber duties as the next Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod today, as his appointment is announced in the House of Lords chamber.