BBC Parliament Today

House of Commons proceedings in Westminster Hall including debates on the impact of the Community Infrastructure Levy on private homeowners, from Wednesday 29 April.

Questions in the House of Lords to government ministers, covering online challenger banks, student visas, free entry to museums, and the definition of 'woman' under the Equality Act, on Monday 27 April

Questions in the House of Lords to government ministers, covering degree level ballet training, the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, and the Rail Accident Investigation Branch, on Tuesday 28 April.

Coverage of the questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly to the health minister, Mike Nesbitt, on Tuesday 5 May.

Coverage of the 'matter of the day' debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on the outcome of the Springhill inquest into army shootings in 1972, on Tuesday 5 May.

Coverage from the Northern Ireland Assembly of short statements in the chamber by members of the legislative assembly, from Tuesday 5 May.

Coverage of the statement in the Northern Ireland Assembly by justice minister Naomi Long on the Katie Simpson review, on Tuesday 5 May.

Coverage of the debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on the Northern Ireland Fiscal Council Bill, on Tuesday 5 May.

Coverage of the debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on a motion relating to live links for courts and tribunals, on Tuesday 5 May.

Coverage of the debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on a motion on the timetabling of the Areas with Natural Constraints (Payments) Bill which deals with support payments for farmers from disadvantaged areas, on Tuesday 5 May.

Coverage of the debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on voluntary and community sector funding, on Tuesday 5 May.

Coverage of the debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on protecting victims of coercive control, on Tuesday 5 May.

Questions in Stormont to the Northern Ireland executive, with the first minister Michelle O'Neill, on Monday 27 April.

Coverage of questions in the House of Commons to Keir Starmer, the prime minister, on Wednesday 29 April.

The Public Accounts committee session on Northern Powerhouse Rail, with evidence from senior officials from the Department for Transport, the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government, and HM Treasury, on Monday 27 April.

The International Development committee session on the future of UK aid and development assistance, with evidence from the foreign secretary, Yvette Cooper, and the development minister, Baroness Chapman of Darlington, on Tuesday 24 March.

Coverage of the Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy's session on the UK's defence and resilience with evidence from the former defence secretary and Nato Secretary General Lord Robertson of Port Ellen and foreign polic...

The Education committee session on screen time and social media use, with evidence from the Brianna Ghey Legacy Project, the Molly Rose Foundation, the National Education Union, and Snapchat, on Tuesday 28 April.

The Culture, Media and Sport committee session on 'major events', with evidence from the culture minister Stephanie Peacock and senior officials, on Tuesday 28 April

The Home Affairs committee session on the government's strategy to tackle violence against women and girls, with evidence from the home office minister, Jess Phillips

House of Commons proceedings in Westminster Hall, from Tuesday 28 April.