BBC Parliament Schedule
Schedule
Morning
06:50
House of Commons—Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Questions
Coverage of questions to Ed Miliband on Tuesday 1 September.(R)
07:50
House of Commons—Criminal Justice Reform Statement
Statement on criminal justice reform and the England and Wales prisoner release scheme.(R)
08:50
House of Commons—Policing in Cleveland Statement
Coverage of the statement by home secretary Shabana Mahmood on policing in Cleveland.(R)
09:30
Select Committees—Work and Pensions Committee
The Work and Pensions select committee session on the department's safeguarding practices.
11:10
Off airProgrammes will resume at 11:30
11:30
House of Commons—Wales Office Questions
Coverage of questions to Stephen Kinnock on Wednesday 2 September.
Afternoon
12:00
Prime Minister's Questions—02/09/2026
Coverage of questions to Andy Burnham, the prime minister, on Wednesday 2 September.
12:45
House of Commons—Rewiring the State Statement
A statement on 'rewiring the state' with first secretary of state Louise Haigh.
14:00
House of Commons—02/09/2026
Coverage of the day's proceedings in the House of Commons on Wednesday 2 September.
Evening
20:40
House of Lords—02/09/2026
Coverage of proceedings in the House of Lords on Wednesday 2 September.
22:00
Prime Minister's Questions—02/09/2026
Coverage of questions to Andy Burnham, the prime minister, on Wednesday 2 September.(R)
22:45
Lords Questions—02/09/2026
Questions in the House of Lords to government ministers on Wednesday 2 September.
23:30
House of Lords—Government Direction Statement
A statement in the House of Lords on the government's priorities on Wednesday 2 September.
Late
00:30
House of Lords—Armed Forces Bill, Part 1
The debate on the committee stage of the Armed Forces Bill, on Wednesday 2 September.
02:55
House of Lords—Armed Forces Bill, Part 2
The debate on the committee stage of the Armed Forces Bill, on Wednesday 2 September.
04:40
House of Lords—Windsor Framework Regulations
The debate on plant health and the Windsor Framework Regulations on Wednesday 2 September.(R)
05:30
Scottish Parliament—General Questions
General questions in the Scottish Parliament to ministers in the Scottish government.
05:50
Off airProgrammes will resume at 05:55
05:55
House of Commons—Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation Debate
The debate on the impact of strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs).
