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This week, the House of Commons is focusing its attention on proposed reforms to the House of Lords. MPs backed plans to get rid of the remaining...
After a long wait, Kim Leadbeater’s assisted dying legislation – the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill – was published overnight,...
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Labour’s plans for Lords reform, announced during the King’s Speech this morning, do not come as a great surprise. It promised measures to...
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