Ten Minute Rule Bill from the House of Commons by Conservative MP Caroline Johnson, to ban disposable E-cigarettes, from Wednesday 8 February.

House of Commons proceedings in Westminster Hall including the debates on two e-petitions on assessments for autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, from Monday 6 February.

Coverage of the Commons Transport Committee on various issues regarding e-scooters, from Wednesday 8 February.

Recorded coverage of select committee proceedings.

Coverage of the DCMS Committee looking at the work of the BBC, with BBC chairman Richard Sharp, from Tuesday 7 February.

Debate in the Lords on the Public Order Bill on the second day of report stage, from Tuesday 7 February.

Debate in the Lords on efforts to alleviate the consequences of the famine in the Horn of Africa, from Tuesday 7 February.

Debate in the Lords on the Northern Ireland Budget Bill at second reading and remaining stages, from Tuesday 7 February.

Sir John Major appears before the Commons Northern Ireland Affairs Committee to discuss a number of issues affecting Northern Ireland, from Tuesday 7 February.

Coverage of questions in the House of Commons to the Business and Trade Questions secretary Kemi Badenoch and her team of ministers on Thursday 9 February.

Questions in the Scottish Parliament to Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister, from Thursday 9 February.

General questions in the Scottish Parliament to ministers in the Scottish government, from Thursday 9 February.

The debate in the Scottish Parliament, tabled by the Scottish Liberal Democrats, on 'addressing the crisis in NHS dentistry', from Wednesday 8 February.

A debate, tabled by the Scottish Liberal Democrats, in the Scottish Parliament on investing in the future of social care, from Wednesday 8 February.

The debate in the Scottish Parliament, tabled by the Scottish government, on marking International Day of Women and Girls in Science, from Thursday 9 February.

Covid-19 Recovery and Parliamentary Business questions put to Scottish government ministers in Holyrood, from Wednesday 8 February.

Questions in the Scottish Parliament to the acting cabinet secretary for finance and deputy first minister, John Swinney, from Wednesday 8 February.

Questions in the Scottish Parliament to the cabinet secretary for energy, net zero and transport, Michael Matheson, from Thursday 9 February.

The motion in the Scottish Parliament to increase the level of higher and top rate tax in Scotland by 1p and to alter the taxation thresholds, from Thursday 9 February.

Coverage of questions in the House of Commons to Suella Braverman, the home secretary, and her team of ministers on Monday 6 February.