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The House of Commons Library notes the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill 2024–26, introduced 14 October 2025, was carried into the 2026–27 session and is scheduled for Committee of the Whole House consideration on 19–20 October 2026.
Provides an overview of the civil legal aid system in England and Wales, explaining who is eligible for assistance, how means and merits tests operate, and the scope of services covered.
The Courts and Tribunals Bill 2026-27 is progressing through Parliament and contains proposals to restrict the use of jury trials in certain criminal cases.
Motion to approve the Police Grant Report (England and Wales) which sets out the annual funding allocation for each police force across England and Wales, providing parliamentary approval of the distribution of central police grant for the year.
Explains Sentences of Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP): abolished in 2012, widely criticised for indeterminate terms, and the current government has pledged to end remaining impacts “once and for all”. Provides background on criticisms and reform status.
Sets out recent data and analysis on police service strength and workforce diversity across UK forces, examining officer numbers, demographic composition and trends to inform parliamentary scrutiny and policy discussion.
An e‑petition on reducing sentence discounts for guilty pleas in controlling or coercive cases will be debated in Westminster Hall on 19 October 2026, opened by MP Irene Campbell.