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Abolishing NHS England with no clear plan for cuts left uncertain future for patients and staff

Govt called on to reduce tragic incidences of patient harm as jaw-dropping amounts paid out on clinical negligence claims

Housing Committee calls for independent national oversight mechanism to ensure Grenfell inquiry recommendations are implemented

The Government should introduce an independent national oversight mechanism and not be‘left marking its own homework’ when implementing the recommendations of the Grenfell Tower inquiry, says the cross-party Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee in a letter to Secretary of State Angela Rayner published today (Wednesday).

Development Minister says no further aid cuts to come before Select Committee

Development Minister Baroness Chapman today confirmed to MPs that the Government does not intend to make any further cuts to the UK’s aid budget.

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Daesh fighters must not escape British justice – JCHR report warns

Daesh is a non-state terrorist organisation that emerged in Iraq in the early 2000s. Its campaigns of terror, murder and rape targeted religious groups, including the Yazidis, with the aim of destroying their identities.

EFRA Committee Chair comment on evidence session with Thames Water bosses

EFRA Committee Chair comment on evidence session with Thames Water bosses

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Renters' Rights Bill continues Lords committee stage

Members consider proposed changes to draft legislation on tenancies and landlords. Find out more

Bank Resolution Bill completes passage through Parliament

Draft legislation to become law as Lords members agree MPs' changes on recapitalisation requirements and public costs. Catch up

Lords completes examination of Armed Forces Commissioner Bill

Bill reaches final stage in the Lords. Catch up

Lords ask government to think again on changes to Data (Use and Access) Bill

House of Lords asks government to think again on topics including transparency of business data and AI models during 'ping-pong'. Catch up

What's on in the Lords 12-15 May

Discover what's on in the House of Lords from 12-15 May

Welsh Affairs Committee writes to Executive Director of HMPPS Wales over Parc prison concerns

The Welsh Affairs Committee has written privately to the Executive Director of HMPPS Wales, outlining concerns around the pace of reforms and improvements at HMP Parc.

Thames Water executives to be questioned by MPs

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee (EFRA) will quiz the CEO, CFO and Chair of Thames Water in a public hearing of the Committee at 10am on Tuesday 13 May.

Lords marks 80th anniversary of victory in Europe and Japan

Members discussed plans to commemorate 80 years since the end of the Second World War. Catch up

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Speaker's Steering Group on AI in Parliaments established

Speaker's Steering Group on AI in Parliaments established

Justice Committee to hear evidence on the day to day running of prisons

The Justice Committee will hear from the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman, the National Chair of the Independent Monitoring Boards and HM Chief Inspector of Prisons during the third evidence session of its inquiry into rehabilitation and resettlement: ending the cycle of reoffending.

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