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Archive: Week In Westminster
The week in Westminster: June 11th - 15th
Parliament is in recess until mid-June for a two-week long Whitsuntide recess, as the coalition prepares the many bills outlined in the Queen's Speech for publication.
The week in Westminster: November 7th - November 11th
The week in Westminster: May 14th - 18th
The week in Westminster: March 19th - 23rd
The week in Westminster: May 14th - 18th
Both Lords and Commons are spending the bulk of the week debating the Queen's Speech, as the government gears up to introduce its new bills to parliament.
The week in Westminster: April 30th – May 4th
Parliament is prorogued for most of the week to await the upcoming state opening and the Queen's speech on May 9th, when she will open parliament and announce the year's legislative agenda.
The week in Westminster: April 23nd – 27th
MPs debate elections for police and crime commissioners, and Russell Brand gives evidence to the committee on Home Affairs.
The week in Westminster: April 16th – April 20th
The House of Lords remains in recess as MPs will debate the finance bill and the issue of cigarette packaging.
The week in Westminster: March 26th – 30th
George Osborne answering questions from MPs on the Budget is the highlight of this truncated week before the Easter break.
The week in Westminster: March 19th - 23rd
Parliamentary weeks don't get much busier than this.
The week in Westminster: March 12th – 17th
An indispensible guide to the goings-on in parliament this week.
The week in Westminster: March 5th – 9th
The government's NHS reforms continue their revision in the House of Lords, and International Women's day will be marked by a series of debates.
The week in Westminster: February 27th - March 2nd
The coalition's NHS reforms are facing further scrutiny from the Lords this week, in what is set to be another severe test for ministers.
The week in Westminster: February 20th - 24th
After their half-term break MPs are back for a week of fighting talk - over clashes with the Lords, the Scottish independence referendum and even the wages of EU staff.
The week in Westminster: February 6th - 10th
The government's NHS reforms return to the Lords this week, while the Commons will be addressing reform of the banks.
The week in Westminster: January 30th - February 3rd
The government will be hoping it can get the welfare reform bill away from the Lords after last week's embarrassing defeats.
The week in Westminster: January 23rd - January 27thv
Sir Richard Branson, the Falklands and private jets are all on parliament's agenda in another packed week.
The week in Westminster: January 16th - January 20th
It seems as if everything but the state of the economy is set to be discussed this week in parliament.
The week in Westminster: January 9th - January 13th
The Lords is where it's at in the first week of parliament in 2012.
The week in Westminster: December 19th - December 24th
It's Chriiiiistmas - but before the festive recess MPs and peers are packing as much as they can into a shortened parliamentary week.
The week in Westminster: December 12th - December 16th
Last week's news could be the biggest event of this week, as David Cameron updates the Commons on the outcome of the Brussels summit.
The week in Westminster: December 5th - December 9th
The economy pervades this week's topics for debate in parliament.
The week in Westminster: November 28th - December 2nd
George Osborne's autumn statement on Tuesday is the highlight of the parliamentary week.
The week in Westminster: November 21st - November 25th
After their half-term break last week, MPs are back for a full week. They're up for a mixed week, debating manufacturing, spying and even the defections of MPs.
The week in Westminster: November 14th - November 18th
MPs are only sitting for two days this week, after the government decided a long weekend might be a good idea.
The week in Westminster: November 7th - November 11th
Anxiety about Europe and the economy are set to pervade another parliamentary week.
The week in Westminster: October 31st - November 4th
The Commons' agenda is dominated by the coalition's cuts to legal aid, while in the Lords the health and social care bill continues to receive scrutiny from peers.
The week in Westminster: October 24th - October 28th
A new defence secretary, a series of clashes on Britain's involvement in the EU and a couple of piracy victims will make the headlines this week.
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