Proceedings in Westminster Hall including debates on online abuse of elected women representatives, the Office for Investment and on the arms trade and Yemen, from 20 April. Show more
Northern Ireland Assembly
Northern Ireland Assembly Questions
45 minutes
on BBC ParliamentAvailable for years
Questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly to the Executive Office, answered by first minister Arlene Foster, from Monday 19 April.
Questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly to the Education minister Peter Weir, from Monday 19 April.
Northern Ireland Assembly
Brexit and Card Fees
1 hour, 10 minutes
on BBC ParliamentAvailable for years
The debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on Brexit and card fees, from Monday 19 April.
Questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly to the Finance minister Conor Murphy, from Tuesday 20 April.
The debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on a non-binding motion on the prohibition of "conversion therapy", proposed by Ulster Unionist MLAs Doug Beattie and John Stewart, from 20 April.
The debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on cancer services and Covid-19 recovery, from Tuesday 20 April.
The Northern Ireland Affairs select committee evidence session on the Northern Ireland Protocol, part of the UK's Brexit deal with the EU, from Wednesday 21 April. Show more
The Scottish Affairs select committee session on fisheries and Scotland with evidence from Seafood Scotland and the Scottish Fishermans' Federation. Show more
BBC Parliament's programme looking back at the week in Westminster with David Cornock.
In a world of uncertainty, are we at a point of peak geopolitical risk? Stephen Sackur speaks to Sir Peter Westmacott who was Britain's ambassador in Washington, Paris and Ankara. Show more
The Northern Ireland Affairs select committee evidence session on the Northern Ireland Protocol, part of the UK's Brexit deal with the EU, from Wednesday 21 April. Show more
Public Accounts Committee's session on adult social care markets with evidence from the Department of Health and Social Care aand the Care Quality Commission, from Monday 20 April.
The Public Accounts select committee session covering Greensill Capital and lobbying by former PM David Cameron, the collapse of Equitable Life and public sector pensions. Show more
