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Events
Friday 17th February 2012 | 17:12
In Brief
Foreign secretary William Hague attends the first Friends of Syria meeting.
Planning minister Greg Clark speaks at a Demos event entitled 'London as a World Class City'. (14:00)
Conservative co-party chair Baroness Warsi speaks at the Conservative Councillors Association Local Government Conference in Leeds.
Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg addresses the Oxford Union. (20:00)
Green Party leader Caroline Lucas opens the Green Party spring conference in Liverpool. (14.00)
The first meeting of the Nursing and Quality Care Forum takes place.
Nominations for the Dods Charity Champion Awards have opened. http://bit.ly/y1Sxtc
This week's issue of The House Magazine contains an exclusive interview with John Bercow. The Speaker of the Commons discusses his future plans for Parliamentary reform, his dislike of certain parts of the media, and explains why he thinks Commons prayers should stay and party conferences should go.
Also in The House magazine are interviews with Tom Watson, who is leading Labour's local election campaign, Earl Howe, who discusses the painful progress of the Health and Social Care Bill through the House of Lords, and John Hayes, the skills minister. Look out too for the latest Laura Kuenssberg column, and a tense exchange between Lord Falconer and Baroness Finlay on assisted dying.