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What will MPs be debating in the House of Commons this week? 👇
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ALT Text reads: Monday: MPs will consider the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill in a committee of the whole House. Tuesday: MPs will conclude committee and remaining stages of the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill. Wednesday: MPs will consider all stages of the Church Appointments (Repeal of Discriminatory Provision) Bill, followed by an Opposition Day debate in the name of the Liberal Democrats, on a subject to be announced. Thursday: There will be tributes to the Clerk of the House followed by a general debate on Black History Month. Friday: The House is not sitting.
The House of Commons sits from 9.30am today starting with @DefraGovUK questions. Followed by Church Commissioners, House of Commons Commission and Speaker’s Committee on the Electoral Commission questions.
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Today Prime Minister @andyburnham faced questions from MPs in @houseofcommons.
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At Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs), the PM or a nominated minister faces questions from MPs from 12 midday every sitting Wednesday.
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The House of Commons sits from 11.30am today starting with @NIOgov questions.
Prime Minister's Questions will start at 12 midday.
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