Today in Parliament

Alicia McCarthy reports on the Lords debate on assisted dying, and takes a look at how former Prince Andrew may be removed from the line of succession. And the problems for kinship carers, where the children they look after face a health emergency.

Sean Curran reports as MPs question the government about its agreement with the European Union on Gibraltar.

Susan Hulme reports on a fiery Prime Minister's Questions, with Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch clashing over student loans.

Sean Curran reports as MPs call for the release of papers concerning Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's role as trade envoy.

Susan Hulme reports as MPs debate proposals to overhaul the special educational needs system in England.

Susan Hulme reports on the future of the House of Lords, the textile industry and organised crime near you

Alicia McCarthy reports as MPs confront the company which has left thousands of civil service pensioners without income.

Labour MPs rally round the PM as questions continue over his judgement.

Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster as MPs demand answers about the UK's multi-million pound defence deal with the US tech giant, Palantir.

Sean Curran reports on a day of fevered speculation at Westminster about the prime minister's future after key figures in Downing Street resign.

News from in and around Westminster with Sean Curran. Sean reports on the latest debate on the assisted dying bill, he's also been hearing from the author of a new book about the campaign for a second Brexit referendum and finding out about the playwright Sheridan's other career, as an MP

Alicia McCarthy reports as pressure grows on Ministers over the Peter Mandelson scandal.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as MPs vote to release documents relating to Lord Mandelson's appointment as Ambassador to the US - after a government climbdown.

Alicia McCarthy reports on the day Peter Mandelson quit the House of Lords and MPs voted on plans to lift the two-child benefits cap.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as MPs call for action against Lord Mandelson after files released in the US revealed more details about his contacts with Jeffrey Epstein.

News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament

Sean Curran reports from Westminster as the government again decides not to pay compensation to women born in the 1950s affected by changes to the state pension age.

News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament

Sean Curran reports as the chancellor announces a concession for pub owners on their business rates.

Mandy Baker reports as the home secretary announces a policing revolution and - is it time to rethink how to educate people about antisemitism?

Susan Hulme reports as peers debate what the NHS's role would be if a bill to allow assisted dying under certain circumstances was to become law.

Mandy Baker reports as Local Government Secretary Steve Reed sparks a political row by postponing council elections in England.

Sean Curran reports as MPs question Sir Keir Starmer at Prime Minister's Questions.

Alicia McCarthy reports as the Government faces calls from some MPs to abandon the Chagos Islands deal following a policy shift by Donald Trump.

Sean Curran reports from Westminster as foreign secretary Yvette Cooper tells MPs that a trade war with the US over Greenland would be in nobody's interest.

Alicia McCarthy reports on a bill to promote research into rare cancers, takes a look at how politics is heating up in the High North, and hears about the best job in the world.

Sean Curran reports on a dramatic day in Westminster as Robert Jenrick is thrown out of the Conservative Party.

Susan Hulme reports on Prime Minister's Questions - and more.

David Cornock reports as MPs question ministers about controversial proposals for a new Chinese Embassy in London.

Mandy Baker reports from Westminster as the government pledges to outlaw the use of AI to create non-consensual intimate images by the end of the week.

Alicia McCarthy with news and views from parliament. Tonight, peers continue to debate plans for assisted dying and a group of MPs investigates black homelessness.

Sean Curran reports on plans to cut the number of deaths on Britain's roads, a former military chief accuses ministers of "faffing about" on defence spending and the outgoing BBC director general faces questions from MPs.

UK support for US seizure of oil tanker

Sean Curran reports from Westminster as senior police officers defend their decision to ban fans of an Israeli football team from a match in Birmingham last year.

Susan Hulme reports as MPs question the foreign secretary about the situation in Venezuela.

Sean Curran reports from Westminster as the government sets out its long-delayed strategy for tackling violence against women and girls.

Last PMQs of 2025.

Susan Hulme reports as ministers set out the next phase of the government's planning reforms.

Alicia McCarthy reports as the prime minister condemns the terror attack in Sydney and promises to take every possible step to protect the Jewish community in the UK.

Alicia McCarthy reports on the assisted dying bill. Also - do we need British money for British start-up companies? And the story of Westminster's "maddest Christmas", which led to the English Civil War

MPs try to find out what Donald Trump's natonal security strategy means for the UK. Susan Hulme reports.

Sean Curran reports as the Health Secretary tells MPs about a fresh offer to avert a strike by resident doctors.