Covid-19

Committee to hold an evidence session to explore the roll-out of vaccines in England and the UK

The DCMS Committee will hear how the covid-19 pandemic and Government restrictions has affected gyms, leisure centres, climbing walls and other sports venues.

MPs to debate a petition relating to the rollout of covid-19 vaccinations

Members consider regulations on the latest lockdown rules for England

The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee writes to the Chancellor

The Education Committee is holding a roundtable on access to further and higher education for working-class white pupils. The Committee will also hear from a Department for Education minister to consider the consequences of the lockdown on education and schools.

MPs to hold a general debate on the effect of covid-19 on dental services in the Chamber

MPs to hold a general debate on long Covid in the Chamber

COVID-19 Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 12 January at 10.00am

The Health and Social Care Committee will consider the Government's response to recent developments in the coronavirus pandemic.

Chair of the Treasury Committee, Mel Stride MP, has commented on the new support package announced by HM Treasury.

The Speaker of the House of Commons granted a request from the Government to recall the House at 11.30am on 6 January 2021 for the Prime Minister to make a statement providing a Covid-19 update, and for MPs to consider related public health regulations. 

The House of Lords returns to business on 5 January, meeting in hybrid proceedings to check and change draft laws and scrutinise government decisions and actions.

Science and Technology Committee to hold an emergency evidence session to explore scientific evidence regarding the new variant of covid-19.

Disabled people have suffered a range of profoundly adverse effects from the pandemic, including starkly disproportionate deaths, says a report published today by the Women and Equalities Committee.