Questions on Welsh affairs will be asked in the Commons. ...
Questions on Welsh affairs will be asked in the Commons.
A question on St Bart's hospital will be asked in the Lords.
MPs will debate the issue of a European referendum.
The economy of Devon and Cornwall will be the subject of the adjournment debate.
The public accounts standing committee will here from department for education and Schools Funding Agency officials on value for money at grant-maintained schools.
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