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The introduction of Lord Elliott of Ballinamallard and Lord Brady of Altrincham.

The debate on the potential impact of ending the VAT exemption for private school fees.

Debate on compensation for those who suffered complications after vaginal mesh implants.

Debate on modern methods of construction in the housing sector, on Thursday 5 September.

Business in the House of Lords on Wednesday 4 September.

Coverage of proceedings in the House of Lords on Wednesday 4 September.

The introduction of former MPs Baroness Beckett and Baroness Hodge of Barking.

Debate on plans to tackle the number of children using vapes.

The debate on the first report from the Covid-19 inquiry, on Tuesday 3 September.

The statement on the violent disorder earlier in the summer, on Tuesday 3 September.

The statement on the Middle East and the ban on some arms exports to Israel.

The statement by on the situation in Ukraine, on Tuesday 3 September.

Coverage of proceedings in the House of Lords on Tuesday 3 September.

Introduction to the House of Lords of Lord Spellar and Baroness Winterton of Doncaster.

Second reading debate on the Crown Estate Bill, on Monday 2 September.

The Criminal Justice Act 2003 (Requisite and Minimum Custodial Periods) Order 2024.

Debate on a ministerial statement on house building and planning, from Tuesday 30 July.

Second reading debate on the Banking Resolution (Recapitalisation) Bill, on 30 July.

Debate on a statement on the public finances as inherited by the new government.

Debate on the government’s progress in responding to the infected blood inquiry’s report.

Private notice question in the Lords on the death of Patrick Finucane in 1989, on 30 July.

Business in the House of Lords on Monday 29 July.

Second-reading debate on the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Bill.

PNQ on plans to assist family carers required to make repayments of the Carers’ Allowance.

Ceremony to introduce Alexandra Freeman and Lionel Tarassenko as peers in the Lords.

Debate on the report on the educational curriculum for schoolchildren between 11 and 16.

Debate on the report on 'Cutting crime: better community sentences', on Friday 26 July.

Business in the House of Lords on Thursday 25 July.

Debate on the motion to extend the minimum period for a hereditary by-election.

Fifth day of debate on the King's Speech, with a focus on justice and home affairs.

Statement by justice minister Lord Timpson on prison capacity, from Wednesday 24 July.

Statement on the Post Office Horizon IT scandal, from Wednesday 24 July.

Fifth day of debate in the Lords on the King's Speech, from Wednesday 24 July.

Debate on a statement on Nato and the European Political Community, from Tuesday 23 July.

Fourth day of debate in the Lords on the King's Speech, from Tuesday 23 July.