The Work and Pensions Committee can help improve the welfare system and keep an eye on future challenges, writes Karen Buck MP

My reputation for effective cross-party working stands me in good stead to steer the Work and Pensions Committee, writes Stephen Timms MP

I want the Welsh Affairs Committee to be a visible voice for Wales, writes Stephen Crabb MP

Lords reform, the role of the judiciary and devolution are just some of the constitutional issues on the table – it would be an honour to chair PACAS as it works on them, writes David Jones MP

The input of cross-party MPs is crucial to the success of the PAC, and would be a hallmark of my tenure, writes Meg Hillier MP

With in-depth knowledge and relevant ministerial experience, I am ready to take the wheel of the Transport Committee, writes Robert Goodwill MP

I would empower the Transport Committee to come up with ideas for change so we can make a positive contribution and improve transport for all, writes Huw Merriman MP

National Chair calls for long-term funding to combat increase in offending 

I brought the Scottish Affairs Committee back to life. I want to continue to increase its relevance and credibility, writes Pete Wishart MP

My four priority areas for the Health and Social Care Committee will be mental health, social care, the workforce, and patient safety, writes Jeremy Hunt MP

Under my chairmanship, the Health and Social Care Committee will be inclusive and opposition parties will have key roles to play, writes Anne Marie Morris MP 

At this crucial time, the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee needs a steady hand on the tiller, writes Neil Parish MP

I want the Environmental Audit Committee to push the agenda for action on climate change, writes Philip Dunne MP

As the longest-serving Conservative member of the Environmental Audit Committee,  I have the track record and the passion to lead, writes Matthew Offord MP

If I’m re-elected as chair I will continue to ensure the Education Committee has a significant role as an influencer of policy, writes Robert Halfon MP

Donald Trump’s appetite for a trade deal with the UK post-Brexit “could be diminished” if Boris Johnson hands Huawei a contract to help build its 5G network. 

Today is the 10th ‘Day of the Endangered Lawyer’. To mark the day, the Bar Council has published a guest blog by a member of its International Committee, Patrick Duffy.

The Lord Speaker has called for a ban on the appointment of new peers in an attempt to bring down the size of the upper chamber.

We need the whole-hearted cooperation of the Government to reduce the size of the House of Lords, writes Lord Fowler

Boris Johnson is set to award the contract to help build part of the UK’s 5G network to Huawei as soon as next week in a snub to Donald Trump.

With experience as a journalist, a keen interest in sport and three years on the DCMS Committee under my belt I’m ready to take the lead, writes Julian Knight MP

The Bar Council has issued a response to the new Western Circuit report “This Doesn’t Look Like Justice”.

Brandon Lewis has been forced to express his “sincere regret” for offence caused to the Ukrainian people after their national coat of arms was included on a counter-terror police’s extremism list.