Donors gave the Conservatives a total of £3.5 million last week - seven times more than Labour received.

Ahead of the General Election, the Chartered Management Institute is calling on the next government to drive forward three key policy priorities: Embed employability at every stage of UK education, drive-up management and leadership skills and make the UK No.1 for Inclusive Workplaces. 

The BSA property tracker has been released. 

With Christmas approaching, the busiest time of year for responsible finance providers, Theodora Hadjimichael, the new CEO of Responsible Finance, talks to PoliticsHome about her passion for tackling financial exclusion.

Jeremy Corbyn has pledged to “save lives this winter” by ending rough sleeping in the UK within five years.

Boris Johnson has risked a trade row with Donald Trump after vowing to push ahead with a tax on US tech giants.

Boris Johnson was "wrong" to use the language he did in the wake of the London Bridge terror attack, a Tory candidate has said.

The Liberal Democrats’ Ed Davey won a clear victory among freelancers at IPSE's 2019 General Election Hustings, where the panel included Trade Secretary Liz Truss, and Labour’s Bill Esterson. 

Alzheimer’s Society comments on new research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has found that even if council tax goes up by 4%, demand for services will outstrip available cash if Conservatives win the election.

The next Government has a responsibility to rebuild confidence in the British economy by placing skills and training at the forefront of its agenda. The Chartered Management Institute is today calling on all political parties to address the skills gap in the UK economy - which will need 1.9 million new, effective managers by 2024, according to CMI research. 

Chair of the Bar Council, Amanda Pinto QC Inaugural Speech 2020.

Today, diversity and inclusion are issues discussed in many businesses at all levels, from the staff room to the boardroom, as  is the need to make a step change improvement to boot. 

On International Day of People with Disabilities, the Chartered Insurance Institute sets out how workplaces can be more inclusive. 

Boris Johnson has rejected suggestions he is exploiting the London Bridge terror attack to help his election campaign.

IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has welcomed Sajid Javid’s commitment to review the changes to IR35. However, it has warned parties must also pledge to halt the April 2020 roll-out of the changes.

In a new breifing Dods Monitoring's Guin Poncia considers that, even if the UK may be more ready than ever, post-Brexit, to reinvigorate ties to the NATO alliance, is it already too late?

Facebook has deleted a Conservative election advert after the BBC complained that the party used unauthorised footage of some of its most prominent journalists.

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

European visitors to the UK will need to obtain US-style electronic clearance before coming to the UK after Brexit, the Conservatives have pledged.

Jeremy Corbyn has said those convicted of terror offences should “not necessarily” serve their full prison sentences.

A bitter election row has erupted in the wake of the London Bridge terror attack as Boris Johnson demanded tougher sentences for perpetrators and Jeremy Corbyn accused the Conservatives of wanting security "on the cheap".

Voters across 25 constituencies will have 16 times more power on average in the General Election than the rest of the UK, according to new research.

Boris Johnson has said Britain will never be "cowed or divided or intimidated" after police confirmed they were treating an incident in London Bridge as a terror attack.

The Prime Minister is returning to Downing Street after police confirmed they were treating an incident in London Bridge as a terror attack.