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Week beginning Monday 10 November 2025
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Monday 10 November 2025

Baroness Deech to ask His Majesty’s Government, following the Law Commission’s Financial Remedies Scoping Report published in December 2024, what consideration they are giving to the reform of the law relating to financial provision on divorce.  (Question for Short Debate to be taken as Dinner break business, 1 hour)

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Physical Speakers (11) in alphabetical order:
  • B Butler-Sloss
  • B Deech
  • L Faulks
  • B Levitt (Minister)
  • 5 L Marks of Henley-on-Thames
  • L Mendelsohn
  • L Meston
  • L Patten
  • L Sandhurst
  • 10 B Shackleton of Belgravia
  • L St John of Bletso
Wednesday 12 November 2025

Sentencing Bill – Second Reading 

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Physical Speakers (28) in alphabetical order:
  • L Bach
  • L Bailey of Paddington
  • L Beith
  • L Berkeley of Knighton
  • 5 L Burnett of Maldon
  • L Carter of Haslemere
  • B Chakrabarti
  • B Coffey
  • E Dundee
  • 10 V Eccles
  • L Foster of Bath
  • B Fox of Buckley
  • Bp Gloucester
  • V Hailsham
  • 15 B Hamwee
  • L Hastings of Scarisbrick
  • B Jones of Moulsecoomb
  • L Keen of Elie
  • B Longfield
  • 20 B Maclean of Redditch
  • L Marks of Henley-on-Thames
  • L Moylan
  • B Porter of Fulwood
  • B Prashar
  • 25 L Sandhurst
  • L Thomas of Cwmgiedd
  • L Timpson (Minister)
  • L Woodley
Thursday 13 November 2025

Lord Elliott of Mickle Fell to move that this House takes note of the impact of the Government’s economic and taxation policies on jobs, growth and prosperity.  (Conservative debate)

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Physical Speakers (36) in alphabetical order:
  • L Bilimoria
  • L Bridges of Headley
  • V Chandos
  • L Davies of Brixton
  • 5 L Eatwell
  • L Elliott of Mickle Fell
  • B Foster of Aghadrumsee
  • L Frost
  • L Goodman of Wycombe
  • 10 L Griffiths of Fforestfach
  • L Horam
  • L Howard of Lympne
  • L Howell of Guildford
  • L Inglewood
  • 15 L Kempsell
  • B Kramer
  • L Leigh of Hurley
  • L Livermore (Minister)
  • B Maclean of Redditch
  • 20 L Marks of Hale
  • L Massey of Hampstead
  • B Meyer
  • B Neville-Rolfe
  • B Noakes
  • 25 B O'Grady of Upper Holloway
  • L Petitgas
  • L Risby
  • L Saatchi
  • L Sikka
  • 30 L Skidelsky
  • L St John of Bletso
  • B Stedman-Scott
  • L Swire
  • B Thornton
  • 35 L Wharton of Yarm
  • L Young of Cookham
Thursday 13 November 2025

Lord Alton of Liverpool to ask His Majesty’s Government what progress they have made in the development of the proposed ‘Hillsborough Law'. (Question for short debate to be taken as lunch break business, 1 hour)

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Physical Speakers (10) in alphabetical order:
  • L Alton of Liverpool
  • L Davies of Brixton
  • L Evans of Weardale
  • B Finn
  • 5 L Keen of Elie
  • B Levitt (Minister)
  • L Rennard
  • B Sanderson of Welton
  • L Sandhurst
  • 10 L Wills
Thursday 13 November 2025

Lord Grayling to move that this House takes note of the impact of the Government’s policies on biodiversity and the countryside. (Conservative debate)

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Physical Speakers (10) in alphabetical order:
  • L Bilimoria
  • L Carrington
  • L Grayling
  • B Grender
  • 5 L Harlech
  • B Hayman of Ullock (Minister)
  • L Roborough
  • B Shephard of Northwold
  • B Willis of Summertown
  • 10 B Young of Old Scone

Week beginning Monday 10 November 2025

Monday 10 November 2025

21:23:53

 

Estimated Rising Time:

 

Chamber:

The House is expected to rise at around 10pm

 

Grand Committee:

The Grand Committee is expected to rise at around 6pm

 

Private Notice Question:

Lord Hayward to ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of recent accidental prison releases.  (Lord Timpson, MoJ)

 

Questions on an Oral Statement:

‘Curriculum and Assessment Review and the Government Response’ – Baroness Smith of Malvern (DfE)