In the Lords

Whilst the Environment Agency (EA) does not have environmental monitoring in place specifically targeting metal nanoparticles, it is keeping

We most strongly condemn the decision of a Sudanese court to sentence Maryam Alsyed Tiyrab to death by stoning for adultery.

There have not been, nor are there any planned discussions between former President Khama and representatives of the UK Government on these

We support the use of blue green infrastructure, such as sustainable drainage systems and grey water recycling to manage surface water, acro

As set out in the Environment Act (2021), the Government will publish the Storm Overflows Discharge Reduction Plan by 1st September 2022.

Reports of suspected unlawful burning received by Defra are being assessed and reviewed.  Early indications are that only a small number of

Our thoughts are with those affected by the current situation in Darfur, we continue to condemn the violence.

The UK and Germany completed a Joint Analysis of Conflict and Stability (JACS) on Sudan in 2019.

We have existing powers to enable regulators to hold directors of companies liable for offences committed by their company if consent, conni

The UK Government firmly believes that freedom of expression, a strong opposition and vibrant civil society is vital for a healthy and well-