Daily summaries

Parliamentary business ranged from Commons oral questions on State Pension Age compensation and bill scrutiny in both Houses to Lords consideration of crime, education and pension legislation.

MPs began second reading of the Bullying and Respect at Work Bill, while peers continued consideration of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, alongside new Government releases and committee reports.

Across both Houses, MPs and peers scrutinised justice and welfare issues—from contaminated blood and carers to supported housing and court reforms—alongside committee reporting and a UK–France migration agreement.

MPs returned to the Crime and Policing and Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bills following Lords messages, and voted on connected Government motions and amendment decisions.

MPs held both debate and votes on England devolution legislation, while a Commons committee examined the Courts and Tribunals Bill; the day also featured Lords justice and health business.

MPs debated justice and public safety Bills and backed Commons decisions on Lords amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill, while Government and Parliament also focused on freedom of speech and public resilience.

Bills on climate-linked building emissions and regulation of autonomous shipping moved to second reading in the Commons, alongside Government statements and committee scrutiny responses.

MPs and peers scrutinised issues from cancer, NHS data and youth housing to defence funding and crime legislation, alongside Government releases on TB statistics, prison safety and customs rules.

MPs advanced the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill and voted on multiple motions on Lords amendments, while peers debated devolution, knife crime, the Southport Inquiry and NHS adult gender identity clinics.

MPs focused on the Crime and Policing Bill in the Commons, including consideration of Lords amendments and a linked motion to disagree, while peers considered other major legislation and statements.