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Back to EpisodesKing's Speech: UK Government's Legislative Plans
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The UK government prepares for the Kings Speech, set for May 13, 2026, where the King will unveil legislative plans. Over fifty bills have passed since Labours July 2024 takeover. Parliament will be prorogued for preparations, with bills not cleared by both houses before the end of this session facing lapse. The assisted dying measure for terminally ill adults in England and Wales faces uncertainty, with supporters accusing peers of deliberate delay and opponents insisting on thorough checks. The bills main backer, Lord Falconer, remains hopeful, citing the Parliament Acts success in bypassing the Lords. This session has seen key wins, including better renters rights, faster home building, public railway control, and stronger worker protections. The government aims to maintain momentum for the next Kings Speech.
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