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BBC Parliament Schedule — Thu 05 Feb

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The first program is at 5:00 AM (5:00 AM UK Time )

5:00 AM

House of Lords — 05:00

National Insurance Contributions Bill, Part 2

Coverage of the second day of debate in the House of Lords on the National Insurance Contributions (Employer Pensions Contributions) Bill, on Wednesday 4 February.

Runtime: 1 hr 10 min

6:10 AM

Northern Ireland Assembly — 06:10

Crime and Policing Bill

Coverage of the debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly in Stormont on the legislative consent motion for the Crime and Policing Bill, from Monday 2 February.

Runtime: 45 min

6:55 AM

Ten Minute Rule Bill — 06:55

The Sale of Human Remains

The introduction of a Bill under the ten minute rule, tabled by Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy, banning the sale of human remains or items made out of remains, from 4 February.

Runtime: 10 min

7:05 AM

House of Commons — 07:05

Questions to Science Secretary Liz Kendall · 4 February

Coverage of questions in the House of Commons to Liz Kendall, the science, innovation and technology secretary, and her team of ministers on Wednesday 4 February.

Runtime: 25 min

7:30 AM

Prime Minister's Questions — 07:30

Prime Minister's Questions · 4 February

Coverage of questions in the House of Commons to Keir Starmer, the prime minister, on Wednesday 4 February.

Runtime: 40 min

8:10 AM

House of Lords — 08:10

Tributes to Lord McFall

Coverage of tributes in the House of Lords to the outgoing Lord Speaker, Lord McFall, who is stepping down from the role, from Monday 2 February.

Runtime: 25 min

8:35 AM

House of Lords — 08:35

China Private Notice Question

Coverage of the private notice question in the House of Lords on recent discussions with the government of China concerning human rights and threats to UK national security, on Monday 2 February.

Runtime: 15 min

8:50 AM

House of Lords — 08:50

Pensions Statement

Statement in the House of Lords on pensions, with the work and pensions minister Baroness Sherlock, on Monday 2 February.

Runtime: 40 min

9:30 AM

House of Commons — 09:30

Questions to Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds · 5 February

Coverage of questions in the House of Commons to Emma Reynolds, the environment, food and rural affairs secretary, and her team of ministers on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 40 min

10:10 AM

House of Commons — 10:10

Questions to Solicitor General Ellie Reeves · 5 February

Coverage of questions in the House of Commons to the solicitor general, Ellie Reeves, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 20 min

10:30 AM

House of Commons — 10:30

Commons Business Questions

Coverage of the announcement of future Commons business and questions to Alan Campbell, the leader of the Commons, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 1 hr

11:30 AM

House of Commons — 11:30

Sudan Statement

Statement in the House of Commons by the foreign secretary Yvette Cooper on the current situation in Sudan, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 1 hr

12:30 PM

House of Commons — 12:30

National Cancer Plan Statement

Statement in the House of Commons by public health and prevention minister Ashley Dalton on the national cancer plan, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 1 hr

1:30 PM

House of Commons — 13:30

Coverage of the day's proceedings in the House of Commons including a select committee statement on economic security, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 4 hr

5:30 PM

Scottish First Minister's Questions — 17:30

Questions in the Scottish Parliament to John Swinney, the first minister, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 45 min

6:15 PM

Lords Questions — 18:15

Questions in the House of Lords to government ministers on youth unemployment, low carbon building materials and the jobs market, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 45 min

7:00 PM

House of Lords — 19:00

05/02/2026 - Introductions

Ceremonies to introduce the new Archbishop of Canterbury and the new Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich as members of the House of Lords, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 10 min

7:10 PM

House of Lords — 19:10

Iran Statement

Statement in the House of Lords by foreign office minister Baroness Chapman of Darlington on the current situation in Iran, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 10 min

7:20 PM

House of Lords — 19:20

Epstein Files Statement

Statement by the leader of the House of Lords, Baroness Smith of Basildon, on the release of further files by the US Department of Justice (DoJ) relating to Jeffrey Epstein, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 40 min

8:00 PM

House of Lords — 20:00

Crime and Policing Bill, Part 1

The fifteenth day of debate in the House of Lords on the committee stage of the Crime and Policing Bill, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 2 hr

10:00 PM

House of Lords — 22:00

Crime and Policing Bill, Part 2

The fifteenth day of debate in the House of Lords on the committee stage of the Crime and Policing Bill, on Thursday 5 February.

Runtime: 2 hr

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