Representation of women in the House of Lords - House of Lords Library
House of Lords: What is it and what could Labour replace it with? - BBC News
A so-called by-election is showing the Lords up as a disaster for democracy – Electoral Reform Society – ERS
Women, hereditary peerages and gender inequality in the line of succession - House of Lords Library
House of Lords - Annual Report and Accounts 1999-2000
House of Lords: Hereditary peers are being 'elected' to parliament in a mockery of democracy – Willie Sullivan
How undemocratic is the House of Lords? : Democratic Audit
Daughters in legal bid for House of Lords seat rights - BBC News
The Grocott Bill and the future of hereditary peers in the House of Lords | The Constitution Unit Blog
First trans peer a step closer as hereditary candidate claims seat
House of Lords | British Parliament, History & Powers | Britannica
Peer who never spoke in Lords last year claims £50,000 expenses | House of Lords | The Guardian
Earl of Shrewsbury predicts end of hereditary peers in House of Lords as he backs law to halt male primogeniture in nobility
Lords reform: Government facing revolt over 'absurd and indefensible' elections for hereditary peers | The Independent | The Independent
Daughters in legal bid for House of Lords seat rights - BBC News
The House of Lords effectively has seats reserved for men – Electoral Reform Society – ERS
Two new aristocrats land life-long seats in the House of Lords following controversial by-election | Tatler
How do people get appointed to the House of Lords and can it ever change? The process explained
85 Peers in House of Lords who have automatic membership because of being born to the right people. : r/unitedkingdom
Britain's poshest by-election: Is time running out for hereditary peers?
House of Lords - Wikipedia
Daughters of hereditary peers bid for their right to seat
Earl of Shrewsbury predicts end of hereditary peers in House of Lords as he backs law to halt male primogeniture in nobility
House of Lords - Wikipedia
Joining and leaving the House of Lords | Institute for Government
The Earl of Limerick Uses Limerick in Lords Application
