Party historian Lord Lexden visits Astley Hall, home to the Conservative leader who was three times prime minister.

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee’s session on the Trade and Agriculture Commission, from Tuesday 27 April.

Lords Public Services Committee's session on child vulnerability, from Wednesday 28 April.

The Environmental Audit select committee session on the water quality in rivers with evidence from British Canoeing, Swim England, academics and campaigners, from Wednesday 21 April.

Proceedings in the Northern Ireland Assembly including the consideration of the Pension Schemes Bill and a series of motions on coronavirus regulations covering Northern Ireland, from 4 May.

Coverage of proceedings in the Northern Ireland Assembly, including Executive Office Questions, Agriculture Questions and regulations covering corporate insolvency, from 4 May.

The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee's session on concussion in sport with evidence from The Rugby Players Association, Professional Footballers Association and health experts. Show more

The Science and Technology select committee session on UK Science, Research and Technology Capability and Influence in Global Disease Outbreaks, from Wednesday 28th April. Show more

As the US shifts away from Trump-era foreign relations toward the Middle East, Stephen Sackur talks to the boss of Saudi Arabia's Al Arabiya English news channel, Mohammed Alyahya. Show more

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee’s session on the Trade and Agriculture Commission, from Tuesday 27 April.

A select committee on the national plan for sport and recreation looking at the barriers to sport and recreation for people from ethnic minority communities, and women and girls, from 21 April. Show more

The Environmental Audit select committee session on the water quality in rivers with evidence from British Canoeing, Swim England, academics and campaigners, from Wednesday 21 April.