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The Huge Challenges Facing Andy Burnham Between Now And Christmas
The Huge Challenges Facing Andy Burnham Between Now And Christmas
Environment
The Autumn Budget was generally seen as a relatively uneventful affair, but Andy Burnham's government faces a series of major decisions and challenges between now and Christmas.
Third Of Renters Unable To Afford Food, New Research Shows
Social affairs
Third Of Renters Unable To Afford Food, New Research Shows
Angus MacDonald: 'If You're Active In Faith, You're More Likely To Have A Moral Compass'
Social affairs
Angus MacDonald: "If You're Active In Faith, You're More Likely To Have A Moral Compass"
How Burnham Plans To Win Cross-Party Agreement On Social Care
Health
How Burnham Plans To Win Cross-Party Agreement On Social Care
The Rundown Podcast: Samantha Niblett Wants To Shift The Overton Window On Sex
Health
The Rundown Podcast: Samantha Niblett Wants To Shift The Overton Window On Sex
Labour MP Says Her Colleagues Are 'On A Journey' To Support Her Summer Of Sex Campaign
Health
Labour MP Says Her Colleagues Are "On A Journey" To Support Her Summer Of Sex Campaign
Lord Nash: Tories Should Not Rule Out Reform Deal Before Next Election
Political parties
Lord Nash: Tories Should Not Rule Out Reform Deal Before Next Election
Opinion
Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
Social affairs
By Alan White
Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
The political class is addicted to polling, but asks all the wrong questions
Social affairs
By Alfred Malmros
The political class is addicted to polling, but asks all the wrong questions
Young people face a crisis of belonging – we can’t treat our way out of it
Social affairs
By Mark Russell
Young people face a crisis of belonging – we can’t treat our way out of it
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Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
By Alan White
Social affairs
Farage Worried Trump Will Keep Attacking Iran After Mid-Term 'Wipe Out'
Farage Worried Trump Will Keep Attacking Iran After Mid-Term "Wipe Out"
Foreign affairs
Britain rejoining the EU is more plausible than you might think
Britain rejoining the EU is more plausible than you might think
By Keiran Pedley
Brexit
'The more you knew him, the more you admired him': Tribute to Lord Davies of Oldham
"The more you knew him, the more you admired him": Tribute to Lord Davies of Oldham
By Lord Bruce Grocott
Obituaries
World Has Opportunity To End Iran War After Heavy Republican Losses In US, Says PM
World Has Opportunity To End Iran War After Heavy Republican Losses In US, Says PM
Foreign affairs
Securing Britain’s energy today while enabling tomorrow’s industries Partner content
Securing Britain’s energy today while enabling tomorrow’s industries
By Port of Milford Haven
Economy
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Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
Social affairs
By Alan White
Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
The House and PoliticsHome’s Editor-in-Chief, Alan White, was investigating allegations that Russell Brand was a rapist over a decade ago. He explains why it takes so long to bring the perpetrators of such crimes to justice.
Lord Nash: Tories Should Not Rule Out Reform Deal Before Next Election
Political parties
Lord Nash: Tories Should Not Rule Out Reform Deal Before Next Election
Conservative peer Lord Nash speaks to Matilda Martin about his successful bid to persuade the government to ban social media for children, plus why he thinks the Tories should not rule out an arrangement with Reform before the next general election
Culture Clash – Lisa Nandy On Keeping Hope Alive
Communities
Culture Clash – Lisa Nandy On Keeping Hope Alive
Critics say Lisa Nandy should spend more time meeting stakeholders in her brief, but the Culture Secretary tells Francis Elliott she’s fighting for the government to give hope to the most vulnerable. Photography by Tom Pilston
Social Affairs news
Disabled people suffering 'death by a thousand cuts' - Chris Matheson MP Partner content
Economy
By PoliticsHome
Disabled people suffering 'death by a thousand cuts' - Chris Matheson MP

Speaking to PoliticsHome, Labour MP Chris Matheson slams the Government for “piling misery upon misfortune” in its relentless plunder of disability benefits.
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Home affairs
By Alzheimer’s Society
Alzheimer’s Society inspires dementia friendly communities across globe

A report launched today (21 April) at the 31st International Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International ‘ADI’ in Budapest asserts Alzheimer’s Society as a global leader in tackling dementia and calls for recognition of the human rights and dignity of people with dementia.
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Social affairs
By National Audit Office
Mental health services: preparations for improving access

The Department of Health and NHS England are starting to make progress with the actions needed to implement access and waiting time standards for people with mental health conditions, but much remains to be done, according to the National Audit Office. Today’s report from the spending watchdog is the first in a planned programme of work on mental health.
More must be done to combat 'indiscriminate diseases' dementia & Alzheimer’s
Social affairs
By Jim Shannon MP
More must be done to combat 'indiscriminate diseases' dementia & Alzheimer’s

DUP MP Jim Shannon writes ahead of his Westminster Hall debate this week on Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
Partner content
Communities
By The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Older and disabled people are missing out on smart phone technology to help them travel

The benefits of taking action to encourage more older and disabled people to use apps to improve their public transport experience are highlighted in a report published today.
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