Select Committees

The Culture, Media and Sport select committee session on the BBC's Royal Charter review.

Lords Constitution committee with the Chief Justice Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill.

The Foreign Affairs committee session on the Integrated Security Fund, on Tuesday 9 June.

The Women and Equalities committee on the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).

The Home Affairs select committee session on asylum accommodation, from Tuesday 9 June.

Coverage of the Treasury select committee session on student loans and graduate taxation.

Work and Pensions/Education joint committee on the government's child poverty strategy.

The Public Accounts committee on the Sizewell C nuclear power plant, from Monday 8 June.

The Health and Social Care committee session on the Health Bill, from Tuesday 2 June.

Coverage of select committee proceedings on Tuesday 9 June.

A committee on the science and regulation of hair and beauty products and treatments.

The Health and Social Care committee on food and weight management, on Wednesday 3 June.

The Treasury committee on student loans and the taxation of graduates, on Tuesday 2 June.

The Defence committee on the Afghan data breach and the resettlement schemes, from 19 May.

The Home Affairs committee on the work of the grooming gangs inquiry, from Tuesday 19 May.

National Security Strategy committee on the surveillance and sabotage of undersea cables.

Work and Pensions committee on youth employment, education and training, from 20 May.

Health and Social Care committee examining the work of NHS England, on Wednesday 20 May.

Treasury committee on the Bank of England monetary policy reports, on Wednesday 20 May.

The Public Accounts committee session on large business tax compliance, on Monday 18 May.

Coverage of the Transport select committee session on HS2, on Wednesday 20 May.

The Culture, Media and Sport select committee session on the BBC Royal Charter Renewal.

Public Accounts committee on government spending on services across the public sector.

The Education committee session on how children can be encouraged to read for pleasure.

The Home Affairs select committee session on antisemitism in the UK, from Thursday 14 May.

Business and Trade committee on the proposals for a ten-year modern industrial strategy.

The Education committee session on screen time and social media use, on Tuesday 28 April.

International Development committee on the future of UK aid and development assistance.

The Public Accounts committee session on Northern Powerhouse Rail, on Monday 27 April.

The Public Services committee on ambulance services and emergency departments' capacity.

Coverage of the Transport select committee session on the transition to electric vehicles.

The Foreign Affairs select committee session with evidence from Morgan McSweeney.

Foreign Affairs committee on the appointment of Lord Mandelson as UK ambassador to the US.

The Transport committee session on the work of National Highways, on Wednesday 22 April.

The Business and Trade committee session on China and the UK economy, on Tuesday 21 April.

The Foreign Affairs committee session on the security vetting of Peter Mandelson.