Today in Parliament

Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster as peers warn that they could run out of time to debate the Assisted Dying bill.

Susan Hulme reports on plans to abolish police and crime commissioners in England and Wales - and more.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as the Conservatives accuse Sir Keir Starmer of losing control of the government at this week's Prime Minister's Questions.

Mandy Bakers reports as the Justice Secretary sets out plans to overhaul the prisoner release system - and there are mixed views on the future of the BBC.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as peers demand answers over the accidental release of two men from Wandsworth Prison last month.

The row over the wrong release of prisoners.

Susan Hulme reports as MPs question the chancellor about possible measures in the forthcoming Budget.

Mandy Baker reports as the Home Secretary condemns the train attack as the 'worst of humanity' - and the Prime Minister vows that a new bill will stop cover-ups by the state.

Alicia McCarthy looks ahead to a new Hillsborough law, peers debate Ukraine, and we remember the Flying Nightingales - nurses who risked their own lives to save countless servicemen during the Second World War.

A minister tells the Commons he's horrified by developments in Sudan, MPs look ahead to the Chancellor's Budget and question progress in delivering compensation to victims of the infected blood scandal. Also, a peer asks a Transport minister to buy his ex-wife's home near Heathrow Airport. Susan Hulme reports.

Sean Curran reports on the latest round of Prime Minister's Questions.

Susan Hulme reports as the Government is defeated again in the House of Lords over workers' rights.

Sean Curran reports from Westminster as MPs demand answers about how a failed migrant and convicted sex offender was accidentally released from prison last week.

Alicia McCarthy reports on moves to tackle ticketless fans getting into football matches and MPs hold their first debate on hoarding disorder. Also, the rules on debating royal affairs in the Commons and th 75th anniversary of the chamber re-opening after bomb damage during World War II.

Sean Curran reports as MPs questions why the government is spending millions of pounds on an empty prison that may never re-open.

Susan Hulme reports on Prime Minister's Questions - and more. The Liberal Democrat leader calls for Prince Andrew to face questions from MPs, peers discuss the details of a Bill to legalise assisted dying and the former Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner delivers her resignation statement.

Sean Curran report as the Conservatives question the Government about the inquiry into the rape gangs scandal.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as the culture secretary condemns the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from next month's match against Aston Villa.

In a special edition of the programme, Susan Hulme looks back on 80 years of Today in Parliament.

The latest on the Chinese spying collapsed trial.

Alicia McCarthy reports as Sir Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch clash over the collapse of the case against two men accused of spying for China.

Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster as MPs from across the Commons welcome the ceasefire deal in Gaza.

Alicia McCarthy reports as the Home Secretary answers MPs' questions about the attack on the Manchester synagogue.

Alicia McCarthy reports as peers decide whether to allow the assisted dying bill to continue its passage through Parliament.

Sean Curran reports as peers tackle the government about complicated rail fares.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as peers are divided over plans to ban Israelis from an elite British defence college over Gaza.

Sean Curran reports as MPs hold an emergency debate on the appointment and dismissal of Peter Mandelson as the UK's ambassador to the United States.

Susan Hulme reports as Shabana Mahmood makes her Commons debut as home secretary and MPs question the dropping of charges in a Chinese "spy" case.

Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster as the House of Lords starts two days of debate on plans to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales.

Sean Curran reports as MPs digest the sacking of Lord Mandelson as ambassador to Washington.

The prime minister is challenged over US Ambassador Lord Mandelson's past links with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Sean Curran reports.

Sean Curran reports on some tough questions for the chancellor, Rachel Reeves.

Sean Curran reports from Westminster as MPs were again split over the decision to ban the Palestine Action group.

Susan Hulme reports as peers debate animal welfare. And as a new inquiry into waste crime starts work, we visit a layby in Hertfordshire to see the problem at first hand.

Alicia McCarthy reports as pressure continues to grow on Angela Rayner after the deputy prime minister and housing secretary admitted underpaying stamp duty on a flat purchase.

Sean Curran reports on a lively first session of Prime Minister's Questions since the summer break - where Keir Starmer faces questions about Angela Rayner's tax affairs.

Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster as opposition MPs accuse the government of failing to make progress with a national inquiry into grooming gangs.

Sean Curran reports as MPs return after the summer recess to question the government about asylum and immigration policy.

Susan Hulme reports as peers demand answers about a new law to prevent cover-ups.

Sean Curran reports on calls for calm over Essex asylum hotel protests. Peers also debate employment rights, pensions and protests for Palestinian rights.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as Rachel Reeves says less regulation and more risk-taking are required to drive economic growth.

Alicia McCarthy reports as the prime minister is grilled by the chairs of the Commons select committees.