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Conservative reforms built a world-class education system. Labour must not dismantle it for ideological reasons
Conservative reforms built a world-class education system. Labour must not dismantle it for ideological reasons
Education
By Saqib Bhatti MP
Britain should be unashamedly proud of its education system, of the teachers who deliver it and of the fact that our children are world leaders in reading, writing and mathematics.
Britain’s payments success was built on trust. Security is the price of keeping it. Partner content
Economy
By Visa
Britain’s payments success was built on trust. Security is the price of keeping it.
Port of Dover: where connection happens Partner content
Economy
By Port of Dover
Port of Dover: where connection happens
This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reform adult social care
Health
By Phil Holmes
This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reform adult social care
Neighbourhood health can transform care – if power and funding follow
Health
By Paul Burstow
Neighbourhood health can transform care – if power and funding follow
The next world war is already starting – to stop it, we must rediscover our courage to lead
Defence
By Tobias Ellwood
The next world war is already starting – to stop it, we must rediscover our courage to lead
Why the public is calling time on Britain’s permissive approach to gambling Partner content
Culture
By Coalition to End Gambling Ads
Why the public is calling time on Britain’s permissive approach to gambling
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Former Green Co-Leader Says Party Brand Suffering From 'Toxicity'
Former Green Co-Leader Says Party Brand Suffering From "Toxicity"
Political parties
Former Prison Governor Ian Acheson: The Public Is Right To Be Outraged By Early Release Schemes
Former Prison Governor Ian Acheson: The Public Is Right To Be Outraged By Early Release Schemes
Home affairs
Tories Risk Falling Into Burnham's Brexit 'Trap', Warns Andy Street
Tories Risk Falling Into Burnham's Brexit "Trap", Warns Andy Street
Brexit
Don't buy shares in Prime Minister Badenoch just yet
Don't buy shares in Prime Minister Badenoch just yet
By Keiran Pedley
Political parties
London Tories Call For 'Conversation' On Ending Sadiq Khan's Free School Meal Scheme
London Tories Call For "Conversation" On Ending Sadiq Khan's Free School Meal Scheme
Education
The K-Team: Kemi Badenoch Is Rebuilding The Tories In Her Image
The K-Team: Kemi Badenoch Is Rebuilding The Tories In Her Image
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Beyond regulation: a new culture for a new nuclear age Partner content
Energy
By Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
Beyond regulation: a new culture for a new nuclear age
As Britain steps into a new era of nuclear power, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) gathered sector leaders together in Manchester to explore how to turn regulatory reform into lasting cultural change that can deliver for the nation
Let’s be proud and unapologetic in celebrating British culture
Culture
By Rebecca Paul MP
Let’s be proud and unapologetic in celebrating British culture
Taking on the digital, culture, media and sport brief has been a real privilege – and a reminder of just how much Britain has to be proud of.
The Professor Will See You Now: Norway
History
By Professor Philip Cowley
The Professor Will See You Now: Norway
Lessons in political science. This week: Norway
Race-based attempts to define full English are a dog’s breakfast – nobody should swallow them
Social affairs
By Lord Barwell
Race-based attempts to define full English are a dog’s breakfast – nobody should swallow them
In the last few months, my social media feed has become increasingly full of people who sound a lot like the Death Eaters from Harry Potter, insisting that only ‘pure-bloods’ like themselves can be English.
Yes, the right will unite – when it starts to dislike losing more than disliking each other
Political parties
By Henry Hill
Yes, the right will unite – when it starts to dislike losing more than disliking each other
As Reform UK’s poll share continues to slide, and the Conservative Party’s very gentle rise brings it to level pegging (or even, in some polls, ahead), the question naturally arises again as to whether there will be some sort of deal to ‘unite the right’.
Healthier lives start beyond the NHS Partner content
Health
By Caroline Dinenage MP
Healthier lives start beyond the NHS
Closing Britain’s health gap demands action beyond the NHS by creating better opportunities, healthier communities and a stronger focus on prevention from childhood onwards
The UK chemicals sector: the strategic engine that can drive reindustrialisation, regional growth and good jobs Partner content
Economy
By Alliance of Chemical Associations
The UK chemicals sector: the strategic engine that can drive reindustrialisation, regional growth and good jobs
From everyday products to advanced manufacturing, the UK chemicals sector underpins the economy. With the right policy support, it can drive reindustrialisation, strengthen national resilience and unlock growth across the country
Don't buy shares in Prime Minister Badenoch just yet
Political parties
By Keiran Pedley
Don't buy shares in Prime Minister Badenoch just yet
A year ago, the Conservative Party appeared trapped in a downward spiral, squeezed by Reform UK and facing questions about its long-term viability. Today, the mood is rather different.
By granting Ratko Mladić a state funeral, Serbia has turned a grave into a shrine
Foreign affairs
By Baroness Helic
By granting Ratko Mladić a state funeral, Serbia has turned a grave into a shrine
There is a reason some of history’s most notorious criminals have no grave.
Connected technology can unlock the next wave of small business growth Partner content
Economy
By Sage
Connected technology can unlock the next wave of small business growth
Digital technology has transformed what small businesses can achieve. By helping their trusted tools work together, government can unlock greater productivity, investment and growth in communities across the UK
My simple reform – telling the Lords which parts of a bill have not been scrutinised already – would restore power to MPs
Parliament
By Lord Rooker
My simple reform – telling the Lords which parts of a bill have not been scrutinised already – would restore power to MPs
The quality and therefore implementation of legislation is under serious threat as more powers move from Parliament to the government.
A fourfold increase in overseas arrests of Britons for drug offences in the last three years should alarm us all
Foreign affairs
By Stephen Doughty MP
A fourfold increase in overseas arrests of Britons for drug offences in the last three years should alarm us all
Ten years ago, the most common issues facing my constituents abroad were lost passports and travel disruption.
'Powerful': Baroness Bennett reviews: 'Peasants: Makers of the Modern World'
Books & culture
By Baroness Bennett
"Powerful": Baroness Bennett reviews: 'Peasants: Makers of the Modern World'
Telling the story of the world’s most overlooked majority, this important new book will enrage and horrify some of my fellow members of the Lords
Smart meters: helping families take control of their energy Partner content
Energy
By Smart Energy GB
Smart meters: helping families take control of their energy
Across Great Britain, many homes are still feeling the pressure of high energy costs. Smart meters are already helping people in their everyday lives by giving them clearer information, more accurate bills and supporting them in managing their energy use
Andy Burnham's conference speech was remarkably popular
Political parties
By Morgan Jones
Andy Burnham's conference speech was remarkably popular
Our research found Andy Burnham's conference speech to be well received beyond the hall in Liverpool.
Wakefield's remarkable success isn't just on the rugby pitch – it's in the community
Communities
By Jade Botterill MP
Wakefield's remarkable success isn't just on the rugby pitch – it's in the community
On Saturday, Wakefield Trinity take on Warrington Wolves in the Super League Grand Final. Thousands of us will descend on Old Trafford in red, white and blue, hoping we can bring the trophy back to Wakefield.
‘Not a fever dream’: Lord Vaizey reviews 'The Wargame'
Books & culture
By Lord Vaizey
‘Not a fever dream’: Lord Vaizey reviews 'The Wargame'
This well-made docudrama simulating a Russian attack on UK soil exposes the reality of Britain’s ability to defend herself. As tensions rise it makes for great television – even when Michael Gove is your prime minister
How a legal row about Lady Tarkina Snow Fire landed me in a Hebridean doghouse
Social affairs
By Lord Foulkes of Cumnock
How a legal row about Lady Tarkina Snow Fire landed me in a Hebridean doghouse
Great Bernera, commonly known as Bernera, is an island of about eight square miles with a population of just over 250.
We must regulate AI – but in a way that ensures continued competition
Technology
By Theo Bertram
We must regulate AI – but in a way that ensures continued competition
There are clearly reasons to be alarmed about frontier AI models. In July, a swarm of OpenAI agents managed to get access to the internet and then hacked systems belonging to another technology company, Hugging Face.
A healthier nation is a stronger economy Partner content
Health
By MSD UK
A healthier nation is a stronger economy
The UK has set out an ambitious vision for improving health, boosting prevention and growing the economy. The challenge now is delivering on that vision and recognising that investment in health is not just good social policy, but a prerequisite for long-term economic prosperity
'Utterly compelling': Peter Swallow reviews 'Alexander: God, King, Man'
Books & culture
By Peter Swallow MP
"Utterly compelling": Peter Swallow reviews 'Alexander: God, King, Man'
A gripping portrait of a complicated man – if you like your history dry and measured, this isn’t the book for you
Offshore wind needs an environmental evidence system built for the scale of the challenge Partner content
Environment
By Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult
Offshore wind needs an environmental evidence system built for the scale of the challenge
The UK’s offshore wind ambitions are central to energy security, economic growth and net zero. Delivering them at pace depends on resolving a critical problem: the way we collect and use environmental evidence.
It’s time ministers saw our ability to feed ourselves from the sea as a strategic asset
Economy
By Daniel Zeichner MP
It’s time ministers saw our ability to feed ourselves from the sea as a strategic asset
In 2024, UK fishing vessels landed around 745,000 tonnes of fish and shellfish.
Moving beyond 'one-size-fits-all': why partnership is key to achieving thriving communities Partner content
Communities
By Lidl GB
Moving beyond 'one-size-fits-all': why partnership is key to achieving thriving communities
Efforts to tackle deprivation are often designed nationally but felt locally. Drawing on Lidl GB’s experience in communities across Britain, Georgina Hall argues that stronger partnerships between business, local authorities and charities can ensure growth reaches the places and people that need it most
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The post-Brexit deal for Gibraltar is not 'betrayal' – it is a triumph
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Wakefield's remarkable success isn't just on the rugby pitch – it's in the community
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Let’s be proud and unapologetic in celebrating British culture
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Reindustrialising Britain Partner content
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The UK chemicals sector: the strategic engine that can drive reindustrialisation, regional growth and good jobs Partner content
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The UK chemicals sector: the strategic engine that can drive reindustrialisation, regional growth and good jobs
Connected technology can unlock the next wave of small business growth Partner content
Economy
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Connected technology can unlock the next wave of small business growth
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Schools must be supported as the birth rate falls
Education
By Cllr Una O'Halloran
Schools must be supported as the birth rate falls
Outdoor learning must be at the heart of any meaningful solution for NEETs Partner content
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By Field Studies Council
Outdoor learning must be at the heart of any meaningful solution for NEETs
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Beyond regulation: a new culture for a new nuclear age Partner content
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By Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
Beyond regulation: a new culture for a new nuclear age
Smart meters: helping families take control of their energy Partner content
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Smart meters: helping families take control of their energy
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Offshore wind needs an environmental evidence system built for the scale of the challenge Partner content
Environment
By Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult
Offshore wind needs an environmental evidence system built for the scale of the challenge
Cuts to aid are a national security risk
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Cuts to aid are a national security risk
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By granting Ratko Mladić a state funeral, Serbia has turned a grave into a shrine
Foreign affairs
By Baroness Helic
By granting Ratko Mladić a state funeral, Serbia has turned a grave into a shrine
A fourfold increase in overseas arrests of Britons for drug offences in the last three years should alarm us all
Foreign affairs
By Stephen Doughty MP
A fourfold increase in overseas arrests of Britons for drug offences in the last three years should alarm us all
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Healthier lives start beyond the NHS Partner content
Health
By Caroline Dinenage MP
Healthier lives start beyond the NHS
A healthier nation is a stronger economy Partner content
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By MSD UK
A healthier nation is a stronger economy
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It’s time ministers saw our ability to feed ourselves from the sea as a strategic asset
Economy
By Daniel Zeichner MP
It’s time ministers saw our ability to feed ourselves from the sea as a strategic asset
#MeToo is not over – workplace abuse demands more than internal investigations
Home affairs
By Sarah Russell MP
#MeToo is not over – workplace abuse demands more than internal investigations
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Yes, the right will unite – when it starts to dislike losing more than disliking each other
Political parties
By Henry Hill
Yes, the right will unite – when it starts to dislike losing more than disliking each other
Don't buy shares in Prime Minister Badenoch just yet
Political parties
By Keiran Pedley
Don't buy shares in Prime Minister Badenoch just yet
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Race-based attempts to define full English are a dog’s breakfast – nobody should swallow them
Social affairs
By Lord Barwell
Race-based attempts to define full English are a dog’s breakfast – nobody should swallow them
How a legal row about Lady Tarkina Snow Fire landed me in a Hebridean doghouse
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How a legal row about Lady Tarkina Snow Fire landed me in a Hebridean doghouse
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