House of Lords

Ukraine war shows need to involve “whole of society” in defence, but public are deeply averse to notion of conscription a report finds.

In his first opening of Parliament address as reigning Monarch, King Charles III laid out the priorities of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government.

A committee said Sunday that the UK would breach human rights commitments if it deports illegal boat migrants who cross the English Channel.

King Charles III has asked Parliament to effectively sideline his woke son Harry and disgraced brother Andrew by amending the Regency Act.

Queen Elizabeth II has missed the state opening of parliament for the first time in 59 years, the customary speech laying out the government’s plan for new laws and actions given by her son instead.

Prince Charles will read the Queen’s Speech setting out the government’s legislative programme on May 10th, as the 96-year-old sovereign continues to suffer mobility issues.

The anti-borders Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has doubled down on his decision to use his Easter sermon this year to openly attack the government’s asylum policy.

Archbishop Justin Welby, the de facto head of the Church of England, has used his Easter message to attack British government plans to transfer some male boat migrants to Rwanda while their asylum claims are processed, claiming the policy “is the opposite of the nature of God”.

Britain’s new migration deterrent plan is looking set for an early demise, with the likes of activist lawyer to the UN aiming to kill the relocation policy in its cradle.

British hospital staff told police “there was no male in the hospital, therefore the rape could not have happened” after a transgender patient attacked a woman on what was supposed to be a single-sex ward.

Over 200 illegal migrants landed in Britain on Tuesday in the latest organised effort of individuals crossing illegally into Britain.

The economic burden the push towards a net-zero economy should be borne by the younger generations, a House of Lords committee suggested.

Priti Patel’s borders bill suffered serious setbacks on Monday in the House of Lords, which rejected criminalising illegal migration.

Britain’s Conservative government has suffered a setback in Parliament in its attempt to give authorities stronger powers to curb protests.

British lawmaker Alexander Stafford MP has called for Lord Ahmed of Rotherham to be stripped of his title, calling the paedophile’s peerage “an insult to his victims”.

Former Labour peer Lord Ahmed of Rotherham has been found guilty of a count of buggery against a boy under 11 and attempting to rape a young girl twice in the 1970s.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has condemned using the term ‘snowflake’ to refer to “younger generations” who are concerned about “the safety and protection of minorities”.

Britain’s system for risk management has been called “deficient and too inflexible” in a new report which was published on Friday.

Former Labour peer Lord Ahmed of Rotherham faces charges of buggery of a boy under 11, the indecent assault of a boy under 11, and two counts of attempted rape of a girl under 16 at Sheffield Crown Court.

A British lawmaker claimed that Christ’s death on the cross was “assisted” by a “kindly centurion” during a debate on “assisted dying” — as euthanasia is now euphemistically known — in the House of Lords. 

China’s Ambassador to the UK, Zheng Zeguang has been barred from Parliament in response to Beijing imposing sanctions on UK politicians

A Labour peer who described herself as a “liberal” says that young people “need a little bit of coercion” in the form of forced vaccinations to attend university.

Two members of the House of Lords in their eighties have been banned from parliament’s bars, restaurants, and the library for refusing to undertake reeducation on sexual harassment and bullying.

Three octogenarian members of the House of Lords face being banned from its facilities after refusing to sumbit to unconcious bias training.

John Bercow has announced that he will be joining the Labour Party, with some suggesting the defection is a cynical ploy to secure a peerage.

‘Time for [Tony] Blair’ trended on Twitter in Britain on Friday following heavy reverses for the Labour Party in local elections and a parliamentary by-election and poor polling. 

Queen Elizabeth II has set out a British legislative programme including voter ID, Brexit free ports, and a host of climate change regulations at the socially-distanced State Opening of Parliament — her first major public engagement since the death of her husband of over seven decades.

A Green Party Peer in the UK’s House of Lords has called for a 6 pm curfew for all men following the disappearance of London woman Sarah Everard.

The Boris Johnson administration’s efforts to pass legislation which will allow the state to recruit children to spy on their parents and even break the law while doing so has horrified some of the party’s top parliamentarians.

Two Tory peers intervened in the Brexit treaty debate to express gratitude to a giant of the Eurosceptic movement, Nigel Farage.

Parliament has ratified Boris Johnson’s deal: the new treaty will be law when the country ends the Brexit transition period on December 31st.

MPs in the House of Commons passed the European Union Future Relationship bill, with the document now going to the House of Lords.

The House of Lords overwhelmingly voted to remove key provisions in Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit bill to amend the Withdrawal Agreement from the European Union. On Monday night, peers voted by a margin of 433 to 165 to strip

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has weighed in on the viral video of a man ripping down the cross on a London church in broad daylight, warning Britain’s Christian culture is “under assault”.

On Tuesday, the House of Common’s approved Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Internal Market Bill that seeks to give the United Kingdom the ability to amend sections of the Withdrawal Agreement (WA) with the European Union. Despite claims from the EU

Brexit supporters from across the political spectrum have been named as future peers, but notably absent is the Remain-backing John Bercow, breaking with tradition that former speakers are offered a seat in the House of Lords.