Chancellor Rachel Reeves revealed a £22 billion budget overspend, necessitating "difficult decisions" including cutting transport upgrades and reviewing hospital projects.
Select committee elections are scheduled, with Labour chairing the majority. Housing Secretary Angela Rayner announced new housing targets and planning reforms.
The Arbitration Bill was revived, aiming to modernise arbitration laws. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper faced questions on immigration and violence against women.
How will these changes impact the political landscape and public services in the coming months?
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