Daily summaries

Government acquisition plans for Speciality Steel UK featured alongside Commons debates and Lords scrutiny of representation, transport, fraud and conversion practices.

End-of-life legislation was at the centre of Commons business as MPs debated the Bill and voted on whether it should proceed.

The day’s business ranged from a contested Social Housing Bill vote to scrutiny of defence spending, railways and public service reform.

Parliamentary business covered air-travel rights, policing, health legislation, financial regulation, international affairs and committee scrutiny of public policy.

MPs examined and voted on the Health Bill while peers scrutinised defence, railways, criminal justice and access to healthcare services.

MPs held report-stage votes on the Health Bill as both Houses considered legislation and wider questions about public services, regulation and rights.

Lords scrutiny focused on ageing, social mobility and forced labour as the Government announced proposed criminal-law changes concerning child-like sexual abuse dolls.

Parliament examined elections, cyber security, energy and public services as new official statistics covered productivity, services and regional trade.

The Commons voted on the Representation of the People Bill as both Houses considered defence, welfare, education and public-service issues.

Parliament considered justice and road safety policy, questioned arms export licensing, and continued Lords scrutiny of legislation including cyber resilience and social housing.