Daily summaries

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

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.

Today’s Commons committee reports covered the Health Bill 2026–27, the Access to Work scheme, and the appointment of the Chair of the Judicial Appointments Commission, alongside ministerial appointments approved by the King.

MPs used Westminster Hall for debates on state pensioners’ personal allowance and brain cancer, while Lords considered Iran-related Middle East issues and continued work on multiple Bills.

The Cyber Security and Resilience (NIS) Bill moved through Commons report and remaining stages votes, alongside debates on Thames Water and community hospitals and Lords scrutiny on defence, AI and Russian-linked shipping.

Parliament scrutinised national security measures and cyber, human rights and sanctions business in the Lords, while government published updates on policing, local therapy teams and vaccination coverage.

Westminster Hall debated stoma-related public toilet provision and human rights in supply chains, while the Lords examined multiple bill items and the Government published housing and schools statistics.

Commons committees publish Government responses on Horizon scandal justice, palliative care, and the appointment of a Local Audit Office chair, as Government also announces a new sexual violence in conflict envoy.

MPs debated spinal muscular atrophy screening, pressed ministers on SEND funding, and continued the Armed Forces Bill, alongside Lords business on finance, sport and safeguarding.

MPs held Westminster Hall debates on prison safety, fly-tipping and border security, while the Lords considered legislation including the National Security (State Threats) Bill.