Newspaper headlines about Parliament are often made in Select Committee evidence sessions. A simple admission of error or lack of confidence on the part of a witness can make the headlines in tomorrow’s papers with ease. These moments, however, often …
We’re always looking for ways to spread the word about Committees’ evidence sessions. This is because they often contain the most interesting, important and dramatic moments of an inquiry. Given that images can be processed 60,000 times faster than text, and that …
Given that commemorative days drive an immense amount of interest on Twitter, we thought we would compile a list of them - which, we must say, is by no means comprehensive! But they go some way to showing the array …
One of the key ways in which Select Committees scrutinise government is through evidence sessions. This is where MPs can freely question key experts, public bodies and Ministers on the topic they’re investigating. It’s also where much of the most important …