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Women in Westminster: In Conversation With Katy Balls Partner content
Parliament
By Total Politics Impact
Women in Westminster: In Conversation With Katy Balls
Political Editor of The Spectator, Katy Balls, is a woman who is plugged firmly into the national political conversation. As part of our Women in Westminster series, we sat down with Balls to discover how her curiosity-powered journalism helps the public understand the people and policies that affect their lives
Women in Westminster: In Conversation With Jackie Storer Partner content
Parliament
By Total Politics Impact
Women in Westminster: In Conversation With Jackie Storer
Former BBC journalist Jackie Storer swapped the newsroom for the Speaker's Office where she became press secretary for Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons. As part of our Women in Westminster series, we sat down with Storer to learn more about why opening up the Commons to the wider world is essential for our democracy
A generic morality tale with an elusive premise and plot: Lord Wood reviews 'Civil War'
Books & culture
By Lord Wood
A generic morality tale with an elusive premise and plot: Lord Wood reviews 'Civil War'
Using the disintegration of the United States into an undefined civil war as its setting, Alex Garland’s film has its memorable moments – but it is ultimately let down by narrative crassness and paper-thin characters
A story of moral courage: Flick Drummond reviews 'American Mother'
Books & culture
By Flick Drummond MP
A story of moral courage: Flick Drummond reviews 'American Mother'
The moving story of a mother’s fight to honour her son’s memory after his brutal murder at the hands of ISIS, Colum McCann and Diane Foley have also written an important exploration of the dynamics of hostage-taking
Mark D’Arcy: My farewell to Portcullis House
Parliament
Mark D’Arcy: My farewell to Portcullis House
Mark D’Arcy, outgoing BBC Parliament correspondent, bids farewell after more than two decades of haunting Portcullis House
Government must step up support for vital local journalism as more readers move online
Culture
By Damian Green MP
Government must step up support for vital local journalism as more readers move online
One of the strengths of select committees is their ability to shine a light on some aspects of life which are wrongly neglected.
Claudia Jones: journalist and political activist
Communities
By Dawn Butler MP
Claudia Jones: journalist and political activist
The philosopher Thomas Carlyle suggested history was best understood as the "biography of great men". The House disagrees — and has invited parliamentarians this Black History Month to spotlight inspirational Black women.
TRAILBLAZER: Anne Alexander was the only Black female lobby journalist for 18 years but she believes times are changing
Communities
By Kate Proctor
TRAILBLAZER: Anne Alexander was the only Black female lobby journalist for 18 years but she believes times are changing
Anne Alexander thinks it took the 2020 killing of George Floyd and the subsequent Black Lives Matter movement to finally prompt editors into striving for a more diverse-looking lobby.
Without protections, spy law reform will criminalise journalists and civil servants
Home affairs
By Alex Bailin QC
Without protections, spy law reform will criminalise journalists and civil servants
Without a general public interest defence, the law lacks a vital safety valve to ensure that governmental secrecy is not abused to cover up serious wrongdoing.
Boris Johnson Warns Belarus Will Face 'Consequences' Over Arrest Of Journalist Roman Protasevich
Foreign affairs
Boris Johnson Warns Belarus Will Face "Consequences" Over Arrest Of Journalist Roman Protasevich
The Prime Minister has ramped up pressure on Belarus as he called for the immediate release of the dissident journalist Roman Protasevich.
Boris Johnson Is Under Pressure To Condemn “Harassment” Of A Journalist Criticised By A Minister
Political parties
Boris Johnson Is Under Pressure To Condemn “Harassment” Of A Journalist Criticised By A Minister
A media freedom group has written to Boris Johnson condemning the harassment of a HuffPost UK reporter who was publicly criticised by a minister.