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Lords

1 British  
/ lɔːdz /

noun

  1. short for House of Lords

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Lord's 2 British  
/ lɔːdz /

noun

  1. a cricket ground in N London; headquarters of the MCC

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On Tuesday, the Senedd in Cardiff approved assisted dying in Wales, dependent on the result of a bill currently going through the House of Lords at Westminster.

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The Metropolitan Police has apologised to the Speaker of the House of Lords after he was incorrectly identified as the source of information relating to Lord Mandelson's arrest.

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Westminster and Scotland are debating assisted dying, with the draft law in England and Wales making slow progress in the House of Lords.

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The bill then moved to the House of Lords.

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Debate about the Royal Family isn't banned – the House of Commons Library points to the Counsellors of State Act 2022, which was fully debated in the Commons and the Lords.

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