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Music Education in England
At 9.30 am on 17 July 2019 there will be a debate on music education in England led by James Frith MP. The debate will take place in Westminster Hall.
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At 9.30 am on 17 July 2019 there will be a debate on music education in England led by James Frith MP. The debate will take place in Westminster Hall.
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Debate on e-petitions 234627, 234797 and 235653 relating to the BBC.
Research Briefing
This Library briefing paper looks at changes to the Horserace Betting Levy.
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There will be an Opposition Day debate on discrimination in sport on 12 June 2019.
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An Opposition Day debate on Racism in sport is scheduled for Wednesday 22 May 2019. The subject of the debate has been selected by the Leader of the Opposition, Rt Hon Jeremy Corbyn MP.
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A Westminster Hall debate on gambling-related harm is taking place on 19 March 2019. The Member leading the debate is Ronnie Cowan MP.
Research Briefing
This Library Briefing Paper has been prepared for the remaining stages of the Holocaust (Return of Cultural Objects) (Amendment) Bill 2017-19.
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Westminster Hall debate on Establishing a Town of Culture Award
Research Briefing
This note examines how construction work for churches is treated for VAT in the UK, proposals for reform in this area, and the changes made in Budget 2012, removing the zero rate of VAT which had applied to alteration work on listed buildings. It also gives details of the current grant scheme for church repairs.
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E-petition 228572 relating to an independent commission on televised election debates.
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A debate will be held in Westminster Hall on Wednesday 19 December 2018 from 2.30-4pm on town centre Heritage Action Zones. The debate will be opened by Jack Brereton MP.
Research Briefing
This Library briefing paper looks at the proposed merger of 21st Century Fox and Sky plc.
Research Briefing
The Government published its White Paper on future relations between the UK and the EU on 12 July. It envisages a 'common rulebook' to facilitate 'frictionless' trade, and among other things, UK cooperation in security matters, a commitment to maintain high environmental, data and consumer protection standards, UK participation in some EU agencies and solutions to the Irish border issues - all underpinned by a new governance structure that will pay "due regard" to the EU Court. Would the White Paper proposals work and do they respect both UK sovereignty and the indivisibility of the EU Single Market? David Davis's 'alternative' white paper proposes a somewhat different future relationship. This paper looks at proposals in both documents.
Research Briefing
This Library Briefing Paper looks at press regulation after the Leveson report.
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