#uk-parliament

#uk-parliament

There is significant opposition among UK parliamentarians regarding Donald Trump's potential address to Parliament during his upcoming UK visit.

Lord Hendy admitted to texting while driving a vintage bus, recognizing this as a serious error of judgment.

British MPs were banned from entering Israel, reflecting issues of control and censorship rather than security concerns.

The report calls for action against age discrimination and stereotypes of older people in the UK.

PMQs is currently more favorable for Keir Starmer as Kemi Badenoch struggles to present effective challenges.

MPs' salaries are set to rise by 2.8% in April, influenced by public sector pay negotiations.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle honored late father Lord Doug Hoyle, emphasizing his dedication and impact as a parliamentarian.

The UK Parliament did not pass the Sunshine Bill requiring solar panels for new homes due to housing market concerns.

The 'Hillsborough Law' will mandate public bodies to cooperate in investigations of major disasters, ensuring accountability and transparency.

The Holocaust Memorial is proposed to address growing antisemitism in the UK, emphasizing its importance by being located at the heart of democracy.

The UK Parliament is reviewing government job appointments following cronyism accusations, emphasizing the importance of public trust in the hiring process.

Aaron Bell, Conservative candidate for Newcastle-under-Lyme, will not contest in the general election due to personal and family reasons.

The upcoming King's Speech by King Charles III under the new Labour government will outline priorities like improving transport, job creation, and infrastructure development in the UK.