The proposal could still be altered or even voted down as it is a part of a greater bill that is making its way through the House of Commons and the unelected upper chamber of parliament. Labor ...

The House of Lords (hereditary peers) bill does one simple thing: remove the remaining hereditary peers from membership of ...

Abortions remain under tight control in the UK. (Reuters: Susannah Ireland) "Each one of these cases is a travesty enabled by our outdated abortion law," she told parliament. "This is not justice ...

Protesters from the "Abortion Rights" group gather near the U.K. Parliament in London, where lawmakers were voting on an amendment to decriminalize abortion, June 17, 2025. Alishia Abodunde/Getty ...

Sussex Day is being marked in communities across East and West Sussex, with the counties' natural landscape being celebrated in 2025. June 16 is the feast day of Sussex's patron saint Richard, a ...

The result of Friday’s expected vote could see the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill either progress to the House of Lords or fall completely.

Friday will be the first time the Bill has been debated and voted on in its entirety since last year’s historic yes vote. MP Kim Leadbeater holds a copy of the assisted dying Bill during a press ...

News Liverpool News Kirkby 'Condemned' flats crisis raised in parliament as hundreds evictedts Knowsley MP urged the Government to create a support package to help residents on a Kirkby housing estate ...

Mr Baldry said: "It was odd seeing it in the Houses of Parliament buildings. "But it felt good to see that Lowestoft was properly represented.

Dame Esther Rantzen’s daughter Rebecca Wilcox outside Parliament (Yui Mok/PA) MPs have a free vote on the Bill, meaning they decide according to their conscience rather than along party lines.

Assisted dying is one step closer to becoming law after a historic vote in the House of Commons paved the way for one of the biggest changes to social policy since abortion was legalised in 1967 ...

U.K. lawmakers vote to decriminalize abortion amid concern about the prosecution of women A Union flag is displayed outside the Houses of Parliament in London on May 23.