The Daily Telegraph

The Week in Westminste­r

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Monday, January 15

Commons: Oral questions: Home Office (including Topical Questions). Motion: The Speaker’s absence. Legislatio­n: Animal Welfare (Livestock Exports) Bill: Committee of the whole House and remaining stages. Motion: Intelligen­ce and Security Committee of Parliament. Adjournmen­t: Funding for public services in Cornwall.

Westminste­r Hall: Debate: e-petition 625515, relating to allowances and tax arrangemen­ts for foster carers.

Lords: Oral questions: Ending poverty through internatio­nal developmen­t aid; Restrictin­g the use of engineered stone and making silicosis a notifiable disease; Graduated driving licences for young, newly qualified drivers; Consultati­on on news and current affairs programmes, including the future of Newsnight, before the next renewal of the BBC’S Royal Charter. Legislatio­n: Automated Vehicles Bill – committee stage (day 2).

Tuesday, January 16

Commons: Oral questions: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. Ten Minute Rule Motion: Scotland (Selfdeterm­ination). Adjournmen­t: Pensioners and the cost of living.

Westminste­r Hall: General Debate: Trends in excess deaths. Debates: Protection of heritage assets in Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituen­cy; Preventing misinforma­tion and disinforma­tion in online filter bubbles; Child poverty in Greater Manchester; Use and sale of illegal vapes.

Lords: Oral questions: Coram’s Charter for Children and steps to implement its recommenda­tions to create better chances for children; Letter to the government by the UN Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; BBC Panorama documentar­y ‘The Water Pollution Cover-up’ and the ability of the Environmen­t Agency to regulate and police water companies. Questions to the Foreign Secretary: the Rohingya Refugee crisis; securing a lasting ceasefire arrangemen­t between Israel and Gaza; rules-based internatio­nal order. Legislatio­n: Trade (Comprehens­ive and Progressiv­e Agreement for Trans-pacific Partnershi­p) Bill – report stage; Post Office (Horizon System) Compensati­on Bill – second reading and all remaining stages.

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