BBC Parliament Schedule
Schedule
Morning
06:00
Senedd Cymru - Welsh Parliament—Bliss Baby Charter
Coverage of the statement on the progress towards the Bliss Baby Charter.(R)
07:00
Northern Ireland Assembly—Members' Statements
Coverage of the members' statements in the Northern Ireland Assembly, on 29 September.(R)
07:35
Northern Ireland Assembly—Water and Sewage Grants
The debate on the Grants to Water and Sewerage Undertakers Order (Northern Ireland) 2027.(R)
07:45
Northern Ireland Assembly—Communities Questions
Coverage of questions in Stormont to the communities minister, Gordon Lyons.(R)
08:40
Scottish Parliament—Social Justice and Housing Questions
Coverage of portfolio questions to Scottish ministers covering social justice and housing.(R)
09:15
Scottish Parliament—Economy, Tourism and Transport Questions
Portfolio questions to Scottish ministers covering the economy, tourism and transport.(R)
09:40
Scottish Parliament—Jackdaw and Rosebank Oil and Gas Fields
The debate in the Scottish Parliament on the Jackdaw and Rosebank oil and gas fields.(R)
11:05
Scottish Parliament—Income Tax Debate
The debate in the Scottish Parliament on 'protecting Scots from income tax rises'.(R)
Afternoon
12:25
Scottish Parliament—Alexander Dennis Ltd Statement
The statement on Alexander Dennis Ltd, the bus manufacturing company in Larbert.(R)
12:55
Scottish Parliament—Wildfires in Scotland Debate
Coverage of the debate on building resilience to wildfires and other climate shocks.(R)
14:05
Senedd Cymru - Welsh Parliament—Deputy First Minister's Questions
Questions to the deputy first minister and minister for social justice, Sioned Williams.(R)
14:55
Senedd Cymru - Welsh Parliament—Rural Resilience and Sustainability Questions
Questions to the cabinet minister for rural resilience and sustainability, Llyr Gruffydd.(R)
15:45
Senedd Cymru - Welsh Parliament—Topical Questions
Coverage of topical questions in the Senedd to ministers in the Welsh government.(R)
16:10
Senedd Cymru - Welsh Parliament—90 Second Statements
Short statements made in the chamber by members of the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament.(R)
16:20
Senedd Cymru - Welsh Parliament—20mph Speed Limit Debate
Coverage of the debate tabled by Reform UK on scrapping the default 20mph speed limit.(R)
17:25
Senedd Cymru - Welsh Parliament—Defence Sector Debate
The debate on the contribution of the Welsh defence sector to employment and the economy.(R)
Evening
18:30
Select Committees—Lords Constitution Committee on the UK's Constitutional Safeguards
The Lords Constitution select committee session on the UK's constitutional safeguards.
19:40
Select Committees—Lords Communications and Digital Committee on the Online Safety Bill
The Lords Communications and Digital committee on the impact of the Online Safety Act.
20:30
Select Committees—Energy Security and Net Zero Committee on the Electricity Market
Coverage of the Energy Security and Net Zero committee session on the electricity market.
23:00
Scottish Parliament—General Questions
Coverage of questions to ministers in the Scottish government, on Thursday 1 October.(R)
23:30
Scottish First Minister's Questions—01/10/2026
Questions from party leaders to the first minister, John Swinney, on Thursday 1 October.(R)
Late
00:00
Scottish Parliament—Scotland's Priorities for the UK Budget
The debate tabled by the Scottish government on Scotland's priorities for the UK budget.(R)
02:30
Scottish Parliament—Regional Air Strategy for the Highlands and Islands
Coverage of the debate on a regional air strategy for the Highlands and Islands.(R)
03:30
Northern Ireland Assembly—Members' Statements
Coverage of the members' statements in the Northern Ireland Assembly, on 28 September.(R)
04:00
Welsh First Minister's Questions—29/09/2026
Questions in the Senedd to Rhun ap Iorwerth, the first minister, on Tuesday 29 September.(R)
05:05
Scottish First Minister's Questions—29/09/2026
Questions from backbench MSPs to John Swinney, the first minister, on Tuesday 29 September(R)
05:40
Scottish First Minister's Questions—01/10/2026
Questions from party leaders to the first minister, John Swinney, on Thursday 1 October.(R)
