All news on the topic: House of Lords

Peter Mandelson, who previously served as Britain's ambassador to the U.S., plans to step down from the House of Lords, the speaker of the chamber announced on Tuesday

A forthcoming discussion about Britain's decision to transfer control of the Chagos Islands has apparently been postponed following objections from the United States

Mothers fleeing domestic abuse who take their children overseas without permission would face criminal charges for the first time under new legislation

Artificial intelligence chatbots could be employed to stop the wrongful release of inmates, a justice minister stated in the House of Lords on Monday

Angela Rayner has called upon Sir Keir Starmer to remain resolute and implement her proposed reforms on workers’ rights

Elon Musk has been advised to "mind his own business" by a Home Office minister following the tech billionaire's series of remarks critical of the UK

Online pornography depicting women being strangled is to be prohibited following a Government initiative targeting 'violent' material

Each year, organised criminal groups are illegally disposing of millions of tonnes of waste across the British countryside, resulting in an annual financial burden of approximately £1 billion for the UK, as reported by a House of Lords investigation

The public has been prohibited from entering the Commons chamber after a concealed mobile phone was discovered during a security check just before Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday

Businesses are set to be banned from imposing non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) on victims of harassment and discrimination as part of Labour’s bid to boost workers’ rights.

A scandal has erupted in the UK House of Lords over the installation of a new entrance door, which cost £9.6 million (approximately 1 billion rubles).

MPs had previously supported a Conservative amendment requesting developers to supply hollow bricks for endangered birds.

Critics argue that the perception of peerages being a reward for donations damages the reputation of the upper house, particularly when peers minimally participate.

Suspect sectioned under the Mental Health Act and arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon

Baroness Sayeeda Warsi has resigned from the Conservative party after claiming the Tories have become too ‘far-right’.

International superstar Michael Jackson – who died 15 years ago today (June 25) – had dreams of a honorary knighthood and even fantasised about marrying Princess Diana, says his former bodyguard

There is plenty of demand for former politicians

Diane Abbott has apologised, and is understood to have attended an anti-Semitism awareness course in February - but discussions are ongoing about whether she'll be allowed to stand for Labour

Leading campaigner of Daughter's Rights said that if this was the Muslim community discriminating against their daughters they would be condemned but 'because it involved posh people' it wasn't

The Tory former Health Secretary was criticised by the Infected Blood Inquiry for claiming in 1983 there was “no conclusive proof” that Aids could be spread through blood

The NHS is set to save billions of pounds a year after changing its procurement criteria for all medical supplies.