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House of Lords

July 2024

  • King Charles III and Queen Camilla in the House of Lords chamber, during the State Opening of Parliament, at the Houses of Parliament, in London, 17 July

    Proportional representation? The House of Lords is the best place to start

  • Lord Falconer

    Assisted dying bill to be introduced into House of Lords

  • Simon Jenkins

    Keir Starmer, please – scrap the distasteful weekly brawl that is PMQs

    Simon Jenkins
  • The Royal Courts of Justice in London.

    Labour delays proposals to ban oppressive Slapps lawsuits

  • The last of the hereditary peers in the House of Lords

  • New Sunak appointments mean four in 10 Tory MPs are on frontbench

  • What was missing from the king’s speech? From votes for 16-year-olds to leasehold reform

  • First Edition newsletter
    Wednesday briefing: What the king’s speech will tell us about Labour’s plans – and the pitfalls ahead

  • Today in Focus
    The king’s speech: how radical will Labour be? – podcast

  • Mandatory housing targets at core of economy-focused king’s speech

  • Housebuilding, railways, Lords reform: what to expect in the king’s speech

  • Move to reduce Lords retirement age to 80 is not about Joe Biden, says Keir Starmer

  • Cleaning up our fetid politics is Keir Starmer’s toughest task yet. Here’s how he can do it, fast

    Polly Toynbee

  • UK general election results in full: Labour wins in landslide

  • Sunak’s chief of staff and Theresa May among Tory peerages in dissolution honours

June 2024

  • Overhead view of members of the House of Lords in their robes at the state opening of parliament

    Labour to add dozens of peers to back its policies and improve gender balance

  • Craig Williams (left) pictured with Rishi Sunak in 2023.

    Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
    Sunak refuses to say if aide who bet on election date knew about timing – as it happened

May 2024

  • Richard Rosser was born into a family of rail enthusiasts: they chose not to own a car, preferring rail travel.

    Lord Rosser obituary

    General secretary of the TSSA rail union and supporter of Tony Blair who chaired the party conference after Labour’s 1997 victory
  • Alice Edwards

    The IPP scandal
    Prisoners serving sentences with no clear end is a stain on British justice – it also amounts to torture

    Alice Edwards
    As a UN expert on psychological torture, I’ve asked peers to reconsider the IPP sentences still affecting thousands in jail, says Alice Edwards, the UN special rapporteur on torture
  • Kulveer Ranger.

    Peer faces year’s ban from Lords bars for bullying two people while drunk

    Kulveer Ranger resigns Tory whip after committee also recommends suspension from House of Lords for three weeks
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