Lords
Proceedings
6 July 2026
3 contributions
West Bank: Purchase of Settlement Land and Property
My Lords, we will hear from the Labour Benches next and then from the Conservative Benches.
My Lords, it is the turn of the Conservative Benches. Can they please make up their minds as to who will ask the question?
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Lords
Proceedings
2 July 2026
Post-16 Education and Skills: Funding
My Lords, before the Lord Speaker calls the third Question, I urge all Members—those asking and those answering questions—to be short, sharp, succinct and to the point. In that way, more Members can ask more questions of the Government, which I know the whole House wants.
Lords
Proceedings
1 July 2026
IVF Treatment
My Lords, we will hear from the Cross Benches next and then from the Conservative Benches.
Lords
Proceedings
24 June 2026
Clergy Conduct Measure
My Lords, I have it in command from His Majesty the King to acquaint the House that His Majesty, having been informed of the purport of the Clergy Conduct Measure, has consented to place his interest, as far as affected by the Measure, at the disposal of Parliament for the purpose of the Measure.
Lords
Proceedings
23 June 2026
2 contributions
Legal Protections for Ancient Trees
It is the turn of the Lib Dem Benches.
It is the turn of the Cross Benches, then the noble Baroness.
Lords
Proceedings
11 June 2026
Antisemitism
It is the turn of the Conservative Benches.
Lords
Proceedings
4 June 2026
Young People and Work
We will hear from the Cross Benches, then the Conservative Benches.
Lords
Proceedings
20 May 2026
2 contributions
Supermarkets: Voluntary Price Caps
It is the turn of the Conservative Benches next, and then of the Liberal Democrat Benches.
We will hear next from the Labour Benches and then from the Conservative Benches.
Lords
Proceedings
20 May 2026
Unite the Kingdom March
My Lords, it is the turn of the Cross Benches next; then we will go to the Liberal Democrat Benches.
Lords
Proceedings
19 May 2026
Supreme Court Dillon Judgment
My Lords, we now move on to up to 20 minutes of Back-Bench questions. To get in as many questions as possible from all sides of the House, we need questions, not speeches. The first question will come from the Conservative Benches and we will then go to the Cross Benches.
Lords
Proceedings
18 May 2026
Arrangement of Business
My Lords, before we start Oral Questions today, I thought it would be a good opportunity to remind the House that supplementary questions are to be short, sharp, succinct and to the point. As I have said before, it is called Question Time for a reason. There is no greater favour that a noble Lord ca…