Labour peer Lord Lemos is set to challenge the UK Government and the House of Lords regarding the imprisonment of mothers with babies. He argues that the guidance scheduled to come into force later this year does not sufficiently address the issue or prevent the incarceration of pregnant women and new mothers. This topic is part of a broader session in the House of Lords that includes discussions on unpaid taxes, the impact of artificial intelligence on news reliability, recruitment and retention in the armed forces, and further scrutiny of the Renters’ Rights Bill. The Renters’ Rights Bill review will cover issues such as pet damage deposits and permissions for home adaptations.