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Monday 16 April 2018
The edited verbatim report of proceedings in the Commons and the Lords on this date can be found in the Official Report (Hansard)
Read the Official Report (Hansard)
Transcripts of select committee evidence sessions that took place on this date are published on the relevant committee's pages.
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2.30 pm |
Oral questions Home Office (including Topical Questions) |
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Urgent question Immigration status of Windrush generation children - Mr David Lammy |
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Ministerial statement Urgent action taken to alleviate humanitarian suffering in Syria - Mrs Theresa May |
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Ministerial statement Revised Business Statement - Andrea Leadsom |
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Adjournment Effect of cyber-bullying on young people's mental health - Alex Chalk |
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4.30 pm |
Westminster Hall debate That this House has considered e-petitions 200224 and 200371, and public petitions P002061, P002064, P002078 and P002104, relating to Myanmar’s Rohingya minority - Helen Jones |
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