The Commons must not fail the children waiting in Calais or the Greek Islands in the hope that they will be able to reach their families legally and safely, says Lord Dubs.

Boris Johnson will ditch the £30,000 minimum salary threshold faced by immigrants coming to the United Kingdom after Brexit, it has been reported.

My House of Lords Reform Bill would see existing life peers loose their voting rights and create 292 elected peers, with decision making powers, democratically elected under a PR voting system, writes Baroness Bennett.

Convicted terrorists out of prison on license will now face lie detector tests to prove they have been de-radicalised.

Boris Johnson has vowed that the UK's immigration system will put "people before passports" after Brexit.

The internet operates like the wild west, with little effective regulation in place to protect our young people from harm, writes Nola Leach, Chief Executive of CARE.

Boris Johnson has warned Cabinet ministers to focus on developing post-Brexit policy or face the sack in a Government re-shuffle expected to take place in the coming weeks.

Women's minister Victoria Atkins has revealed that she has suffered sexual harassment in the workplace.

Dods Monitoring's Andy Frain considers the likelihood of a second Scottish independence referendum.

Victims of sexual harassment are to be given a say by the Government on the best way to tackle the problem.

Last year saw the highest number of knife and offensive weapon offences for a decade, according to new statistics from the Ministry of Justice.

Reality TV-style broadcasting of criminals being sentenced comes with risks that need to be guarded against, warns the Bar Council today. 

Responsible Finance respond to a National Audit Office that has warned that Government support for business is fragmented, which could make replacing EU development funds more difficult after Brexit.

Responsible Finance's business blog considers how to have a fair transition to net-zero. 

As the Equality Act enters its second decade, employers are being given support in protecting their workforces in the shape of new guidance published by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

The Police Federation of England and Wales has asked Government to agree to a sustained funding settlement which could allow forces to make long-term strategic plans to battle crime and support communities.

Improvements to the way that Immigration Rules are written and presented would make them easier to follow for applicants and save the Government almost £70 million over ten years.

Former Durham Chief Constable joins calls for a review of current legislation in wake of Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Hogg’s death.

Probation officers dealing with some of the country's most high-risk criminals are working with major "staff shortages, stretched middle managers and poor facilities", ministers have been warned.

Boris Johnson should be ready to slaughter the civil service's "sacred cows" as he mulls plans to radically reshape Whitehall, Liam Fox has declared.

New ring-fenced funding introduced following PFEW campaign 

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

Terror police have admitted to an “error of judgment” after listing Extinction Rebellion as an “extreme ideology”.

The Parliament of the Isle of Man, Tynwald, has announced that it will debate assisted dying at its January sitting, which begins on the 21st of January 2020.