The three-hour debate into the Labour peer's links to Jeffrey Epstein comes hours before US President Donald Trump, himself embroiled in questions surrounding the disgraced billionaire, lands in the UK for a pomp and ceremony-laden state visit.
Donald Trump was on his best behaviour during his first state visit, and will no doubt enjoy the pomp and ceremony once again this week. And with the Epstein scandal posing tough questions for him in Washington, one royal's absence may be welcome.
A 15-year-old was found with stab wounds on Monday evening. The suspect has not yet been found. Specially-trained officers are supporting the family of the young victim.
All the red carpets and gold fringing Britain can muster will be on display this week for Donald Trump's unprecedented second state visit - but it's overshadowed by the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
A colleague walked in on the consultant and a nurse in a "compromising position", and although the patient came to no harm, Dr Anjum was gone for eight minutes.
The duchess, who died earlier this month aged 92, was a devout Roman Catholic and it was her wish to have her funeral at the cathedral, the largest Roman Catholic church in England and Wales.
Campaigners have welcomed a "momentous" step in the long fight for the bill, but warned MPs not to water the bill down as it passes through parliament.