The Labour peer urges the Government to look at a welfare-to-work programme he introduced as employment secretary back in 1998

The Conservative peer urged the use of discretion in dealing with protesters following the proscription of the organisation

Parliament heard arson at a naval dockyard was a capital offence until 1971, amid questions over the adequacy of the current law.

Legislation passed in July paves the way to set up the body which will oversee the professional men’s game in England.

The Labour frontbencher moved to correct ‘inaccurate information’ as the administration is neutral on the contentious legislation.

The 46-year-old, who served four prime ministers, will sit as an independent crossbencher.

Bloodline members complain they are being treated like ‘discarded rubbish’ under the move that was a Labour manifesto pledge

The Government is being urged to stop awarding contracts to the Japanese tech giant.

The firms have said the offer of voluntary commitments does not mean they admit any wrongdoing.

The Tory grandee backed plans to reduce the number of jury trials and create a new type of crown court where cases are heard by judges.

The UK is ‘a hostile environment’ for innovative, high-tech growth companies, the Government has been told.

Some victims were sent to prison or financially ruined, others were shunned by their communities, and some took their own lives.

The peer spoke out after her own frontbench argued her bid to protect those who fall prey to trafficking could be exploited.

The long length of high metal railing has provoked controversy at Westminster with concerns it ‘cuts off sightlines’ to potential attackers.

Media minister Baroness Twycross said AI posed both significant risks and opportunities for news media.

The House of Lords backed proscribing the group under the Terrorism Act 2000 without a vote.

The expensive debacle at Westminster has led to demands for those responsible to resign.

Concerns were raised that a select committee might be ‘a very good and highly-qualified talking shop’ but ignored by the Government.

The UK has agreed to pay Mauritius at least £120 million a year to lease back the Diego Garcia base post-handover.

People continue to withstand hot climates in India and Africa, argues a Conservative peer