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Recipes for Disaster: Kemi's steak
Recipes for Disaster: Kemi's steak
Parliament
By Robert Hutton
Back in 2006, a pollster advised George Osborne that the public generally knew at most three things about any politician, and that he should think what he would like them to be.
The future of science is animal-free – will the UK catch up?
Social affairs
By Irene Campbell MP
The future of science is animal-free – will the UK catch up?
Theresa May’s immigration skills charge was a good idea badly implemented – Labour can make it work
Home affairs
By Jake Richards MP
Theresa May’s immigration skills charge was a good idea badly implemented – Labour can make it work
Losing weight shouldn't mean losing choice Partner content
Health
By Slimming World
Losing weight shouldn't mean losing choice
The government’s fraud strategy must bring all sectors together Partner content
Communities
By Which?
The government’s fraud strategy must bring all sectors together
Vulnerable people should not be punished for DWP welfare errors
Economy
By Sian Berry MP
Vulnerable people should not be punished for DWP welfare errors
The assisted dying bill is flawed both in substance and process
Health
By Sarah Bool MP
The assisted dying bill is flawed both in substance and process
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Former Defence Minister Says Homes Must Stockpile Candles, Radios And Iodine Tablets To Prepare For Attacks
Former Defence Minister Says Homes Must Stockpile Candles, Radios And Iodine Tablets To Prepare For Attacks
Communities
Labour Figures Fear More Gaza Independent Gains At The Local Elections
Labour Figures Fear More Gaza Independent Gains At The Local Elections
Political parties
It’s time to consider stockpiling – a grey-zone attack on the UK is likely
It’s time to consider stockpiling – a grey-zone attack on the UK is likely
By Tobias Ellwood
Defence
Tories Criticise 'Outrageous' Choice Of Football Regulator Chair Who Donated £75,000 To Labour MPs In Two Years
Tories Criticise "Outrageous" Choice Of Football Regulator Chair Who Donated £75,000 To Labour MPs In Two Years
Culture
Reform Is The Common Enemy In The Unpredictable Race For Hull And East Yorkshire Mayor
Reform Is The Common Enemy In The Unpredictable Race For Hull And East Yorkshire Mayor
Political parties
Recipes for Disaster: Kemi's steak
Recipes for Disaster: Kemi's steak
By Robert Hutton
Parliament
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Why are young women so unlikely to support Reform?
Political parties
By Sophie Stowers
Why are young women so unlikely to support Reform?
Why young men seem to be drifting towards Reform has been a major talking point in recent weeks. But less attention has been paid to the role young women are playing in changing voting patterns.
'Revealing': Oliver Wright reviews 'The Mind of the Minister'
Books & culture
By Oliver Wright
'Revealing': Oliver Wright reviews 'The Mind of the Minister'
Those who aspire to hold office would do well to read Tom Brown’s unique and balanced study of the relationship between ministers and civil servants
Driving homes for Christmas Partner content
Communities
By Skipton Group
Driving homes for Christmas
Earlier this year, Skipton Group, one of the UK’s leading member-owned businesses, launched new research into home affordability in Great Britain today. In the light of its findings, Stuart Haire, Skipton Group’s Chief Executive, shares his new year resolution to help more people into a home.
Christmas cheer for the Deposit Return Scheme, but challenges await in the New Year Partner content
Environment
By Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I
Christmas cheer for the Deposit Return Scheme, but challenges await in the New Year
Last month, the UK government brought an early festive gift by laying the regulations for the Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) in England and Northern Ireland, which is now well on course to go live in October 2027.
Alberto Costa: 'I am not and never have been a saint'
Parliament
By Sophie Church
Alberto Costa: 'I am not and never have been a saint'
New Standards Committee chair Alberto Costa tells Sophie Church why punishments for MPs breaking minor rules should be less severe
Dismantling submarines would create well-paid, secure jobs in Scotland
Defence
By Graeme Downie MP
Dismantling submarines would create well-paid, secure jobs in Scotland
Rather than spend £10m a year keeping 22 disused submarines languishing in my constituency, we should employ people to safely dismantle them. 
Britain has lost its once great development prowess
Foreign affairs
By Andrew Mitchell MP
Britain has lost its once great development prowess
It was my good fortune to serve in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) at a time of perilous global upheaval.
'Compelling': Naushabah Khan reviews 'Millicent Garrett Fawcett: The Fight for Votes for Women'
Books & culture
By Naushabah Khan
'Compelling': Naushabah Khan reviews 'Millicent Garrett Fawcett: The Fight for Votes for Women'
Without shying away from addressing Millicent Fawcett’s personal limitations, Baroness Blackstone has delivered a vivid and illuminating exploration of the life of one of Britain’s most influential suffragists
Israel risks breaking international law by banning UNRWA
Foreign affairs
By Sarah Champion MP
Israel risks breaking international law by banning UNRWA
For more than a year now, the world’s attention has rightly been on the brutal war in Gaza.
Why PE must be as important as subjects like English, Maths and Science in school Partner content
Health
By Sport England
Why PE must be as important as subjects like English, Maths and Science in school
The Covid-19 pandemic has left a lasting impact on children’s physical activity, with millions falling short of recommended exercise levels. Tim Hollingsworth, Chief Executive of Sport England, explores their latest survey which reveals stubborn inequalities and calls for a united effort to prioritise active lifestyles.
Securing Wales' energy future Partner content
Energy
By Port of Milford Haven
Securing Wales' energy future
Wales has a pivotal role in securing UK energy supply through the development in hydrogen, carbon capture, alternative fuels and renewables to drive economic renewal
Baroness Cass: 'I don't have time for keyboard warriors in their basements'
Health
By Tali Fraser
Baroness Cass: 'I don't have time for keyboard warriors in their basements'
The Cass Review into NHS gender services for children opened up the national conversation on this controversial subject, and divided opinion. Its author, Baroness Cass, speaks to Tali Fraser about being newly introduced as a peer and how she responds to critics. Photography by Louise Haywood-Schiefer
'Unmissable': the Earl of Clancarty reviews 'Monet and London. Views of the Thames'
Books & culture
By Earl of Clancarty
'Unmissable': the Earl of Clancarty reviews 'Monet and London. Views of the Thames'
Take a walk from Parliament to the Strand for the chance to witness this exhibition of Monet’s paintings of the Thames – being shown just a stone’s throw away from where many of them were created
Tribute to Lord Prescott – by Baroness Smith
Obituaries
By Baroness Smith of Basildon
Tribute to Lord Prescott – by Baroness Smith
Witty, passionate and down-to-earth, John Prescott was a natural communicator. He also made a real difference in government, leading a programme of change as deputy prime minister and a secretary of state
Can ‘Global Britain’ really succeed with electric vehicles? Partner content
Transport
By Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC)
Can ‘Global Britain’ really succeed with electric vehicles?
The UK automotive sector is under transformation and key projects like Ford Halewood will drive the green growth we need.
BANT calls for Nutritional Therapy Practitioners to work within Primary Care under the NHS 10-Year Health Plan Partner content
Health
By British Association for Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine (BANT)
BANT calls for Nutritional Therapy Practitioners to work within Primary Care under the NHS 10-Year Health Plan
Extend the Dietetics register to include Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioners
Why the UK’s modern Industrial Strategy should prioritise the chemical industry Partner content
Economy
By Chemical Industries Association
Why the UK’s modern Industrial Strategy should prioritise the chemical industry
The clock is ticking on the UK’s status as an attractive and competitive location for future manufacturing investments and jobs. The Government’s ‘Invest 2035’ industrial strategy is an opportunity to prioritise the chemical sector and recognise its contributions to UK growth. With around 95% of all manufactured goods containing chemicals, it is difficult to imagine a modern economy without a thriving chemical industry.
Raising the digital age of consent is not the answer to online safety
Social affairs
By Andy Burrows
Raising the digital age of consent is not the answer to online safety
When a coroner concluded that social media had played a more than considerable part in the death of 14-year-old Molly Russell, it caused global shockwaves.
The importance of F-35 to the UK economy and defence Partner content
Defence
By Lockheed Martin
The importance of F-35 to the UK economy and defence
For 20 nations, the F-35 serves as the pre-eminent combat aircraft of choice. Allies such as Australia, Finland, Italy, Japan, Poland, the United States and 14 others depend on British industry to play its role in delivering this most advanced fighter jet in the world. For the UK, the F-35 is not just its most advanced air platform; it’s a key contributor to the nation’s economic prosperity.
Doing more together: the essential role of international defence relationships in the Strategic Defence Review Partner content
Defence
By Thales UK
Doing more together: the essential role of international defence relationships in the Strategic Defence Review
In a challenging environment, the government must use our international partnerships to deliver the equipment our armed forces need, at pace and good value for money, while bringing investment and jobs into the UK and supporting our relationships with key allies.
We will give taxpayers an aerial view of how their cash is being spent
Parliament
By Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP
We will give taxpayers an aerial view of how their cash is being spent
Over the past few weeks, the reconstituted Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has been gearing up to scrutinise policy delivery across government. Having served as deputy chair of the PAC for seven years under Meg Hillier’s excellent chairmanship, the privilege of my election as committee chair has felt rather like a homecoming.
Government must listen to all businesses on economic growth - not just the regulation refuseniks Partner content
Economy
By Which?
Government must listen to all businesses on economic growth - not just the regulation refuseniks
New Which? research reveals most UK businesses support strong consumer protection regulations as a contributor to consumer confidence and economic growth.
We must create lasting change for disabled people
Health
By Debbie Abrahams MP
We must create lasting change for disabled people
As this week we mark International Day of Disabled People, we are called to reflect on the theme: “Amplifying the leadership of persons with disabilities for an inclusive and sustainable future.”
Cracking The Screen: Josh MacAlister on his bid to get kids off their phones
Education
By Tali Fraser
Cracking The Screen: Josh MacAlister on his bid to get kids off their phones
Josh MacAlister wants children to spend less time on their phones and far fewer of them in residential care. The former teacher tells Tali Fraser his experience of working across party lines is helping build support. Photography by Elio Zhang
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