The journal
Open the journal →The conversation starts in the journal — be the first to post.
About strangers
The term stranger is the traditional way of referring to someone physically present in the Palace of Westminster who is neither a member of parliament nor a parliamentary official. In 2004, a motion was approved implementing the recommendation of the Modernisation Committee that the term stranger no longer be used and be replaced with either member of the public or the public, although Standing Order No. 13, paragraph 1 of the House of Lords still mentions strangers to this present day.
Everything about strangers →