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Yet the Lords, far from “ indefensible,” as Sir Keir once described it, is one of the last bastions of serious politics in Britain. Replacing it with an elected house, if the replacements are to be of ...

The House of Lords has spent nearly £10million on a front door that does not work, it has been revealed. Peers vented fury at the 'disaster' after forcing Leader of the House Baroness Smith of ...

A new front door at a main entrance to the House of Lords, that cost nearly £10 million, does not work, it has been disclosed. The project has been described as “a complete white elephant and a ...

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Hardware UK House of Lords backs amendment to AI bill thanks to peer vote that forces companies to reveal copyrighted material used in training AI models News By Hope Corrigan published 14 May 2025 ...

— House of Lords (@UKHouseofLords) May 13, 2025 The government's preferred position has been a provision that would force copyright holders to formally opt-out of being used to train AI models.

The leaflets thrown by the small group said: “Never mind the Lords, here’s the House of People.” The other side of the leaflets said: “Aristocrats and oligarchs: Out.

The House of Lords was thrown into “chaos” after democracy campaigners started chanting and throwing leaflets into the debating chamber. Stunned peers looked on as the protesters shouted ...

Lucy Porter, 50, a primary school teacher from Leeds, poses for a photo outside the House of Lords, where she disrupted proceedings to demand its abolition.

House of Lords suspended after protesters throw leaflets with three-word message By Sophie Huskisson Political Correspondent 12:55, 20 Mar 2025 Updated 13:06, 20 Mar 2025 ...

The House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill, which has already been through the Commons, will abolish the 92 seats reserved for members of the upper chamber who are there by right of birth.