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The world won’t wait: we need a new approach to defence procurement
The world won’t wait: we need a new approach to defence procurement
Defence
By John Cooper MP
British firms risk being undercut by international rivals, unless we can reshape our procurement system around three key principles
Offshore wind needs more innovation funding to match ambition Partner content
Energy
By Ørsted
Offshore wind needs more innovation funding to match ambition
How artificial intelligence can transform the UK’s leadership of scientific discovery
Technology
By Pushmeet Kohli
How artificial intelligence can transform the UK’s leadership of scientific discovery
Trialling puberty blockers for under-18s puts young people at risk – it should not go ahead
Health
By Rebecca Paul MP
Trialling puberty blockers for under-18s puts young people at risk – it should not go ahead
Beyond Face Value: unmasking the impact of migraine Partner content
Health
By AbbVie
Beyond Face Value: unmasking the impact of migraine
To bring the 2029 World Athletics Championships to the UK, we need government backing now
Communities
By Sanjay Bhandari
To bring the 2029 World Athletics Championships to the UK, we need government backing now
A new tax on horse racing would be a short-sighted mistake
Communities
By Dan Carden MP
A new tax on horse racing would be a short-sighted mistake
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The world won’t wait: we need a new approach to defence procurement
Defence
By John Cooper MP
The world won’t wait: we need a new approach to defence procurement
British firms risk being undercut by international rivals, unless we can reshape our procurement system around three key principles
Offshore wind needs more innovation funding to match ambition Partner content
Energy
By Ørsted
Offshore wind needs more innovation funding to match ambition
To harvest the full economic benefit of the UK’s offshore wind industry, we need to create an ecosystem of innovators here
How artificial intelligence can transform the UK’s leadership of scientific discovery
Technology
By Pushmeet Kohli
How artificial intelligence can transform the UK’s leadership of scientific discovery
The UK has long been a pioneer in driving scientific progress – the country that gave the world Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin and Alan Turing. Today, it stands at the precipice of a new era of technological innovation, the responsible development of artificial intelligence (AI).
Trialling puberty blockers for under-18s puts young people at risk – it should not go ahead
Health
By Rebecca Paul MP
Trialling puberty blockers for under-18s puts young people at risk – it should not go ahead
The UK has witnessed a sharp and troubling rise in the number of children and adolescents presenting with gender-related distress in recent years.
Beyond Face Value: unmasking the impact of migraine Partner content
Health
By AbbVie
Beyond Face Value: unmasking the impact of migraine
Migraine is often dismissed as “just a bad headache.”1 Yet a report, developed and funded by biopharmaceutical company AbbVie, suggests it is also a driver of economic inactivity and healthcare demand in the UK. Ahead of the Westminster launch of the Beyond Face Value report, developed and funded by AbbVie UK, on 23rd June, we explore whether policymakers can afford to keep overlooking a condition that, according to the National Migraine Centre, is more prevalent than diabetes, asthma, and epilepsy combined in the UK.2
To bring the 2029 World Athletics Championships to the UK, we need government backing now
Communities
By Sanjay Bhandari
To bring the 2029 World Athletics Championships to the UK, we need government backing now
The appetite is proven - but we need government backing to bring the World Athletics Championship to London in 2029
A new tax on horse racing would be a short-sighted mistake
Communities
By Dan Carden MP
A new tax on horse racing would be a short-sighted mistake
Plans to impose a flat tax on all online gambling come from a noble impulse. But betting on horse racing is very different from other forms of gambling, and must be protected.
There may be no political space to raise or cut tax – but Labour could reform tax
Economy
By Dan Neidle
There may be no political space to raise or cut tax – but Labour could reform tax
Rachel Reeves has pledged not to raise the main rates of tax – but Dan Neidle argues that does not mean she cannot reform the system to remove multiple disincentives and make it a driver for growth
Now is the time to grasp the nettle around SEND reform and fairer education funding Partner content
Education
By f40
Now is the time to grasp the nettle around SEND reform and fairer education funding
Every child should have access to the same resources and opportunities. We need a fairer funding formula that responds to changing needs and an inclusive, supported education system for all
Reeves has placed big bets – if they don’t pay off, she’ll need to reduce ambitions or make hard choices
Economy
By Gemma Tetlow
Reeves has placed big bets – if they don’t pay off, she’ll need to reduce ambitions or make hard choices
The spending review was a defining moment for this government, setting out how it would allocate around £600bn a year for the rest of this Parliament.
Making sense of education in your constituency Partner content
Education
By National Foundation for Educational Research
Making sense of education in your constituency
The lives of children and young people worldwide are inextricably linked to the amount and quality of education they receive
The reconstruction of Glasgow’s ‘Mack’ is a work for all of the UK
Culture
By Torcuil Crichton MP
The reconstruction of Glasgow’s ‘Mack’ is a work for all of the UK
The beauty of the Glasgow School of Art's Mackintosh building is recognised all over the world. Its restoration is vital
London needs culture to be at the heart of our EU reset
Culture
By Rachel Blake MP
London needs culture to be at the heart of our EU reset
London is a city built on culture and culture is built on connection
We’re offering young people a career at the very heart of our economy
Economy
By Rachel Taylor
We’re offering young people a career at the very heart of our economy
Last year I was elected Chair of the Freight and Logistics APPG, where I’ve been working closely with the industry to tackle key issues like freight crime, driver welfare, and promoting greater diversity in the workforce.
Tackling child poverty means people will see themselves in the jobs we create
Communities
By Kim McGuinness
Tackling child poverty means people will see themselves in the jobs we create
There is no value to growth unless its benefits are felt by everyone.
Where was commitment to the Met in the Spending Review?
Home affairs
By Luke Taylor MP
Where was commitment to the Met in the Spending Review?
Yes, the Chancellor had priorities to balance. But surely keeping the millions who live under the care of our single-largest police force had to be near the very top of that list?
Peace pays dividends – the UK shouldn't undervalue it
Foreign affairs
By Mike Jobbins
Peace pays dividends – the UK shouldn't undervalue it
This isn’t just humanitarianism; it’s economic strategy. The UK would be unwise to lose sight of that.
Our new Armed Forces Commissioner will be more than a symbolic figure
Defence
By Amanda Martin and Graeme Downie MPs
Our new Armed Forces Commissioner will be more than a symbolic figure
The search is underway for an independent champion of service personnel and their families.
Rural regions deserve just as much of a voice as urban ones, and they have just as much to offer
Environment
By David Skaith
Rural regions deserve just as much of a voice as urban ones, and they have just as much to offer
Rural communities across the UK are an untapped source of potential economic growth for the whole country.
I consulted marginalised groups on the assisted dying bill – there is fear
Health
By Dr Jamilla Hussain
I consulted marginalised groups on the assisted dying bill – there is fear
The Terminally Ill Adults Bill offers a choice to a small but important group of people who want the option of assisted dying.
Weight loss drugs: weight regain is inevitable Partner content
Health
By Slimming World
Weight loss drugs: weight regain is inevitable
We shouldn’t be surprised by weight regain when people stop taking weight loss drugs if they’re not supported to make effective, long-term lifestyle changes.
The Future of Radioactive Waste Disposal in the UK: Building Towards Geological Disposal Partner content
Energy
By Nuclear Waste Services
The Future of Radioactive Waste Disposal in the UK: Building Towards Geological Disposal
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The Spending Review is a step in the right direction for women. But there's more to do
Economy
By Mary-Ann Stephenson
The Spending Review is a step in the right direction for women. But there's more to do
The Spending Review contained bold commitments on health and housing that will improve women’s lives. But a failure to properly fund local services will be felt particularly hard by women.
There is little choice in the assisted dying bill for those without agency
Health
By Polly Billington MP
There is little choice in the assisted dying bill for those without agency
There can be no choice or autonomy for those without power and agency over their own lives.
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