Every data source. Fully documented.

Full transcripts of every debate in the House of Commons and House of Lords, including speaker attribution, timestamps, and debate context.

Every bill currently before Parliament, including stage progression, sponsors, committee assignments, and AI-generated summaries.

Parliamentary questions tabled by MPs and Peers, with ministerial answers when available. Searchable by topic, department, and member.

Scheduled oral questions to ministers, including question text, department, and tabling member.

Every recorded vote in the House of Commons and House of Lords with vote counts, party breakdown, individual member votes, and rebellion detection.

Amendment-level tracking for bills before both Houses: who tabled each amendment, the amendment text, and whether it was agreed, negatived, or withdrawn.

All tabled EDMs with full text, primary sponsor, signatories, and signature count. Track which MPs are signing motions relevant to your policy areas.

Committee membership, inquiry announcements, and evidence sessions across all Commons and Lords select committees.

Full transcripts of committee evidence sessions with witness attribution: what witnesses actually said, not just who appeared.

Written submissions to committee inquiries with full text and submitter attribution: who is lobbying each inquiry, and what they argued.

House of Commons Library, House of Lords Library, and POST research briefings: the analysis parliamentarians themselves read before debates and votes.

Secondary legislation laid before Parliament, including procedure type (affirmative/negative), laying department, and current status.

Declared financial interests for every MP, including donations, shareholdings, employment, property, and overseas visits.

Biographical data, party affiliation, constituency, committee memberships, APPG involvement, and contact details for every sitting member.

Government press releases, policy papers, and news stories from all departments. Filtered for political relevance.

Open and closed government consultations with deadlines, responding departments, and topic classifications.

Formal written statements made to Parliament by ministers: policy announcements that never reach the despatch box.

Open and closed Parliament petitions with signature counts, government responses, and debate status. A live signal of grassroots pressure.

Forward business for both Houses: what is scheduled, where, and when, four weeks ahead. The "what's coming next week" layer of every briefing.

Primary-source publications from 43 UK regulators and arm's-length bodies: Bank of England, FCA, PRA, HM Treasury, CMA, OBR, Ofgem, Ofcom, Ofwat, CQC, MHRA, NAO, and more.

Ministers' meetings with external organisations, gifts and hospitality, the Register of Consultant Lobbyists, and ACOBA revolving-door decisions.

Donations and loans to political parties as reported to the Electoral Commission, matched to members where possible.

Public-sector contract awards: which suppliers are winning government work, from which buyers, and for how much.

Forward procurement notices: live tenders with deadlines and values, planning notices, and above-threshold awards. What public buyers are about to spend, not just what they spent.

Statutory instruments as made law from all four jurisdictions: UK, Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Ireland instruments, including commencement orders that never pass through Westminster laying.

Political press from BBC News, Sky News, The Guardian, the Financial Times, The Independent, Politico, ConservativeHome, LabourList, Guido Fawkes, and more. Always labelled as commentary, never blended into the official record.

New reports and analysis from the Institute for Government, Resolution Foundation, Policy Exchange, IPPR, the Institute of Economic Affairs, RUSI, and more: the analysis that shapes the Westminster conversation before it reaches Hansard.

MSPs, bills, Official Report debate contributions, and written parliamentary questions with answers from Holyrood. All full-text searchable alongside Westminster.

Members of the Senedd, so you can look up who represents which region and party. Senedd proceedings are not covered: the open-data feed was withdrawn in 2026 and no machine-readable replacement has been published.

MLAs from the Northern Ireland Assembly at Stormont. Official Report ingestion is built and runs when the Assembly sits; NI bills are not covered, because the AIMS legislation service stopped returning data.