This List notes opposition day debates in the House of Commons since 2017. Opposition day debates under previous administrations are listed in the spreadsheet which is uploaded as a supporting document. The five tables cover:
This list notes when a Member has changed allegiance from one political party to another or decided to sit as an independent MP. Instances of Members losing or resigning a party whip are also noted.
This list attempts to capture all instances where an apology has been made on the floor of the House of Commons since 1979
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Maiden speeches by newly elected MPs since 1918
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List of MPs in the 2019 Parliament who are related to current or former Members of Parliament.
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This Insight explores the key changes to parliamentary procedures caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The coronavirus timeline sets out the Commons’ response to the pandemic, including key ‘lock down’ dates and changes to the way parliamentarians worked. It includes links to the relevant debates in Hansard, Speaker’s Statements, Procedure Committee reports, the ‘Members’ Guide to hybrid proceedings’ and correspondence on proceedings during the pandemic.
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This list notes ministerial office holders since the 2015 General Election
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A list of known free (not whipped) votes in the House of Commons since 1979.
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This note lists SNP leaders and officials since 1975.
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This note lists Liberal Party, SDP and Liberal Democrats leaders and officials since 1975.
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House of Commons select committee chairs in the 2019, 2017, 2015 and 2010 parliaments.
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This table lists the number of seats in the House of Commons from 1707 to present day.
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This list notes the titles and sponsoring Member of successful Commons and Lords private Members' bills (PMBs) since the 1983 general election.
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A list of Budget debates and finance bills since 1968 with links to debates and budget resoultions
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Urgent questions are a category of oral questions that allow all MPs not in the Government to put a question to a minister without the usual notice required for oral question time and without the need to be drawn in a ballot.
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