2022 April 26

The House of Commons gave further consideration to Lords Amendments to the Nationality and Borders Bill on Tuesday 26 April 2022. Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 5D. The amendment sets out that provisions in the Bill must be read and given effect in a way that is compatible with the UN 1951 Refugee Convention. This

On Tuesday 26 April 2022, the Judicial Review and Courts Bill returned to the Commons to allow us to vote on amendments made by the Lords.  I am pleased that the Government conceded to a Lords Amendment removing the presumption towards using new suspended or prospective quashing orders unless a good reason exists not to

On Tuesday 26th April 2022, the Government responded to an Urgent Question in the House to ask the Prime Minister whether he would make a statement on his recent visit to India, as would be conventional following significant visits abroad. Negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement between the UK and India were formally launched in