The House of Commons is the lower house of Parliament of the United Kingdom. Like the upper house, the House of Lords, it meets in the Palace of Westminster. Wikipedia* On the C-SPAN Networks ...

A law to reform the House of Lords ... external - but that will not happen before the next election. The House of Lords is independent of the House of Commons, but carries out similar roles.

Labour is on course to win the largest Commons majority in almost ... modern era of the Houses of Parliament since reform of ...

All remaining hereditary peers will be removed from the House of Lords next summer, ministers announced as they said the ...

The first major reform to public services by Keir Starmer ... The Bill cleared the House of Commons on Tuesday and will go to the House of Lords for further examination.

Nigel Farage has mocked Wes Streeting with a blunt remark after his cheeky plea in the House of Commons. Reform MP for Boston ... regulation in place and before you know it you’ve drowned ...

In a move that would shake up the face of British democracy, the new Labour Government has proposed to expel all 92 remaining hereditary peers from the House of ... through the Commons, reflects the ...

leader Jim Allister has refused to rule out joining Reform UK on the benches in the House of Commons. TUV and Reform UK announced an electoral partnership in March ahead of the general election.

The UK government on Thursday introduces legislation to axe seats in the House of Lords retained for hereditary lawmakers as ...

The Reform UK leader lit up a Benson and Hedges ... and it had almost cleared the House of Commons before Rishi Sunak called the General Election in May. Labour suggested reviving those proposals ...

And that was all before ... to House rules, this means the Reform leader will be granted scant opportunity to question Starmer directly on a subject of his choice, or any other for that matter.