Daily summaries

Westminster Hall debates on cancer care, rights in Sudan and clean power targets ran alongside Lords business on IRGC proscription, infant protection and antisemitism, with DfE releasing new school data.

MPs debated child contact arrangements and Myanmar human rights in Westminster Hall, as the Railways Bill cleared Third Reading in the Commons.

Commons committee-stage divisions on the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill and multiple Westminster Hall debates were accompanied by Government anti-scam plans and new official statistics releases.

MPs and peers scrutinised steel nationalisation, financial regulation and overseas security, while Government announced £20m to speed up NHS eye-care referrals and backed Sudan’s civilian-led dialogue.

Peers debated AI’s social effects and handled legislation on Chagos sovereignty and cohabitation rights, while Government published updated statistics and workers’-rights announcements.

MPs pressed ministers on violence against women and girls and waste crime, while peers considered atrocity-crime accountability, genocide determination and waste responsibilities in the Lords.

MPs debated youth mental health support and Northern Ireland legacy legislation in the Commons, while peers scrutinised EU withdrawal, Alzheimer’s drugs access and other issues in the Lords.

Parliament’s day included Commons chamber debate and committee votes on the Armed Forces Bill, plus energy bills scrutiny and Westminster Hall sessions on emergency preparedness and workplace hazards.

From Westminster Hall to the Commons Chamber and the Lords, Parliament considered health legislation and safeguarding data, while Government published tribunals and TACT 2000 statistics.

Government statements and committee reports set the agenda, from satellite protection and Ukraine diplomacy to scrutiny of public spending, healthy ageing and regulator leadership.