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What's on: Thursday 29 November 2018

Commons was sitting
Lords was sitting

Chamber

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11:00am
11:00am
View more information about Impact on public health outcomes of people being turned away from sexual health services, as reported by the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV) (1)
Oral questions
Impact on public health outcomes of people being turned away from sexual health services, as reported by the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV
11:00am
11:00am
Non-affiliated, Life peer
View more information about Supporting the global fight against tuberculosis, in the light of tuberculosis being the leading cause of death globally among people living with HIV/AIDS) (2)
Oral questions
Supporting the global fight against tuberculosis, in the light of tuberculosis being the leading cause of death globally among people living with HIV/AIDS
Labour, Life peer
View more information about Whether the Government's 25 year environment plan will be underpinned by legally binding targets) (3)
Oral questions
Whether the Government's 25 year environment plan will be underpinned by legally binding targets
Labour, Life peer
View more information about Improving early diagnosis and survival rates for cancer) (4)
Oral questions
Improving early diagnosis and survival rates for cancer
Labour, Life peer
View more information about Bank of England’s report ‘EU Withdrawal Scenarios and Monetary and Financial Stability’) (5)
Private Notice Question
Bank of England’s report ‘EU Withdrawal Scenarios and Monetary and Financial Stability’
Liberal Democrat, Life peer
View more information about Attorney General’s legal advice on the proposed Withdrawal Agreement) (6)
Statement
Attorney General’s legal advice on the proposed Withdrawal Agreement
Conservative, Life peer
View more information about Impact on schools of the government's approach to school funding) (7)
Debate
Impact on schools of the government's approach to school funding
Labour, Life peer
Speakers list published
View more information about Increase in violent crime and the case for a cross-governmental response to include policing on drugs and gangs, health service, youth provision and opportunities for young people) (8)
Debate
Increase in violent crime and the case for a cross-governmental response to include policing on drugs and gangs, health service, youth provision and opportunities for young people
Labour, Life peer
Speakers list published
5:00pm
5:00pm
Estimated rising time
5:00pm
5:00pm