Frequent flyers get air miles. Regular train passengers get nothing back. Caroline Pidgeon is calling for rail miles to reward loyal passengers, and her proposal to the Railways Bill is in the Lords today. @CarolinePidgeon

Fewer children than ever are entering the youth justice system for the first time. So why is the government stripping powers from the independent board that has overseen it since 1998? Jonny Oates has a bill to stop it.

As AI learns to produce words and images in seconds, Lynne Featherstone argued that human originality will be at a premium. She set out her bill today to guarantee every pupil protected time for the arts, no matter their background. @lfeatherstone

Under four in ten buildings with unsafe cladding in England have been fixed, and leaseholders who did nothing wrong are paying the price. Kath Pinnock set out her bill today to protect leaseholders in buildings of any height and make the firms responsible pay. @KathPinnock

Disabled and elderly airport passengers should never be separated from their carer during assistance. @SalBrinton is fighting for an amendment to guarantee it in the Civil Aviation Bill.

Ministers wanted Parliament shut out of a multi-billion pound spending decision. Sarah Olney MP was blocked in the Commons. But Chris Fox got it into law from the Lords. See how Lib Dems in the Commons and Lords get things done together. @sarahjolney1

Burial space has been declining sharply since the pandemic, pushing families to bury loved ones further from home. Shaffaq Mohammed, Education spokesperson, has introduced a bill requiring councils to plan ahead and track capacity before it runs out. @shaffaqmohd

Children and young people are waiting too long for mental health support. Claire Tyler, mental health spokesperson, challenged the minister to make children's services a strategy priority and close the treatment gap so more young people are seen this parliament.

A scheme that rewards the quickest accountants, not the neediest farmers. Olly Grender, environment, food and rural affairs spokesperson, challenged the government's first come, first served farming scheme, warning it favours big operations over family farms. @OllyGrender

The UK's sanctions on Russia had a hidden loophole exempting refined oil exports, one of Russia's most critical revenue streams. Jeremy Purvis, Lords leader, pushed back and secured a government concession. The loophole will be closed thanks to Lib Dem campaigning.

Flooding blights thousands of families every year and the risk is growing. Olly Grender, Lib Dem environment spokesperson, challenged the government today: why are drainage standards still not legally required for every new development? @OllyGrender

35°C in late May. Records broken. The country woefully unprepared. @EarlRussellLD, Lib Dem Energy and Net Zero spokesperson in the Lords, on why this country cannot afford to wait any longer.