Environment, Transport and the Regions Questions.

MPs debate the second reading of the Local Government Bill.

Short debate on the Aston Clinton by-pass.

Committees:

The Public Administration Committee takes evidence from Sir David Gore Booth, the controversial former British High Commissioner to India, on the events surrounding the sacking of a British Aerospace employee in Soudia Arabia following complaints to his employer by Sir David.

The Home Affairs Committee takes evidence on police training and recruitment from the Commission for Racial Equality and the Black Police Association.

The Trade and Industry Committee takes evidence on telephone numbering and the work of Oftel from David Edmonds, Oftel's director, the Freephone User Group and Consumer Communications for England.

The Agriculture Committee takes evidence on sea fishing from the National Federation of Fishermen's Organisations and Scottish Fishermen's Federation.

Lords

Peers debate the European Union report on parliamentary scrutiny.

Government of Wales Act (Housing) (Amendments) Order.

Debate on dealing with violent crime on aircraft.

Debate on alternatives to prison.

Non-parliamentary

Anti-crime initiative Home Secretary Jack Straw launches a government "Beat the Burglar" initiative with a visit to a housing estate in south London.

Diabetes initiative Health Secretary Frank Dobson launches a new initiative involving the NHS, Oxford University and a pharmaceutical company to boost efforts to find cures for diabetes and other hormone-related diseases.