Events like Christmas Jumper Day help support Save the Children to change the lives of children, says Stephen Twigg MP. 

Paul Wootton, MD of The Mortgage Works has released the following statement following the publication of Karen Buck's article.

Jeremy Corbyn has congratulated Mark Drakeford after he won the Welsh Labour leadership contest to become the next first minister of the country.

Scrapping Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions would help improve security, reduce homelessness and reduce the threat of ‘retaliatory eviction’, says Karen Buck MP.

It is essential that policymakers focus on improving the quality of the built environment and ensuring the highest standards are met in all new-build housing.

Small and medium-sized enterprises need more help from the Government to thrive, according to Rachel Reeves and Mark Pawsey. 

Labour has lashed out at the Government after new analysis found more than 130,000 children will wake up on Christmas day without a permanent home.

Britain could rip up its plan to leave the EU without having to get the approval of other member states, a top European legal adviser has said, in a major boost for anti-Brexit campaigners.

A shocking four million people in Britain live in poverty despite having jobs, a damning new report has claimed.

Good quality, accessible childcare has a massive impact on family life. Now is the time for the Government to realise its potential, says Save the Children.

A disciplinary probe into a Labour MP accused of being abusive towards Jeremy Corbyn has been dropped.

Scottish Secretary David Mundell is facing fresh calls to resign amid a brewing standoff over European access to Britain’s fishing waters after Brexit.

More than 100,000 children could be exposed to severe financial hardship over Christmas because of the Government’s troubled welfare programme Universal Credit, ministers have been warned.

Sajid Javid has been forced to scrap a ban on military-style rifles amid a revolt by Tory backbenchers and DUP MPs. 

Tommy Robinson has been appointed as an adviser to Ukip leader Gerard Batten on rape gangs and prison reform.

Labour’s sister party in Northern Ireland has accused Jeremy Corbyn of “taking the DUP line” on Brexit.

Ministers need to "broaden out" their support for low-paid women, Penny Mordaunt will say today, as she sets out plans to change the focus of the Government's top equalities body.

Dods People draws together a list of appointments in Westminster politics, the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector in the last week.

The NFB is urging the Government to reform the planning process and help all ambitious communities grow. 

Amber Rudd today hit back at a UN expert who issued a damning report about the state of poverty in the UK.

Tory policies have inflicted “great misery” on the most vulnerable in society and the Government is “in denial” about it, a damning UN report has said.

Tenants and landlords could soon be able to settle their differences through a designated housing court, ministers have announced.

The 'cash-cow' of estate maintenance fees are now a common feature of many private housing developments, says Helen Goodman MP.

Responding to a Resolution Foundation report out today, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has said Universal Credit doesn’t just disincentivise workers and employees – it discourages people from striking out on their own too.