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The Horizon scandal must be a turning point for a digital government
The Horizon scandal must be a turning point for a digital government
Technology
By Dan Aldridge MP
The publication of the Horizon inquiry’s first volume report this week lays bare one of the most shameful chapters in British public life.
Our children face an urgent health crisis
Health
By Simon Opher MP and Dr Mike McKean
Our children face an urgent health crisis
The many rules of Parliament – and how MPs can learn them
Parliament
By Paul Evans
The many rules of Parliament – and how MPs can learn them
Helping the UK deliver its energy priorities Partner content
Energy
By Sellafield Ltd
Helping the UK deliver its energy priorities
Tribute to Lord Lipsey: 'Extremely bright, though never arrogant with it'
Obituaries
By Lord Liddle
Tribute to Lord Lipsey: 'Extremely bright, though never arrogant with it'
The welfare bill still forces people into poverty – we must remove the cuts entirely
Health
By Neil Duncan-Jordan MP
The welfare bill still forces people into poverty – we must remove the cuts entirely
'His own landlord': The life and legacy of William Ferguson Massey
History
By Aaron Callan
'His own landlord': The life and legacy of William Ferguson Massey
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Labour MPs Demand Colleagues Lose Whip Over Palestine Action Vote
Labour MPs Demand Colleagues Lose Whip Over Palestine Action Vote
Foreign affairs
One Year After The General Election: Where Are Former MPs Now?
One Year After The General Election: Where Are Former MPs Now?
Political parties
Reform MP's Caseworker Suspended Following Assault Charge
Reform MP's Caseworker Suspended Following Assault Charge
Political parties
House of Lords To Move To QEII Centre While Parliament Restored
House of Lords To Move To QEII Centre While Parliament Restored
Parliament
Pride should be a celebration of inclusion — not a platform for exclusion
Pride should be a celebration of inclusion — not a platform for exclusion
By Owen Meredith
Social affairs
This government isn't dead yet
This government isn't dead yet
By Theo Bertram
Political parties
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National Grief Awareness Week: We must pay tribute to funeral directors who have cared for bereaved families during Covid
Coronavirus
By John Hayes MP
National Grief Awareness Week: We must pay tribute to funeral directors who have cared for bereaved families during Covid
Funeral directors across the country have gone to extraordinary lengths to support bereaved families and make each funeral as special as possible, whilst ensuring the safety of staff and mourners.
To support disabled people better, there is no doubt we must do more to support their carers
Health
By Ed Davey MP
To support disabled people better, there is no doubt we must do more to support their carers
It is simply unsustainable and unacceptable to rely more and more on unpaid carers. Government must plug the £4-billion-plus hole in adult social care budgets, and work cross-party to agree a long-term solution for social care
Bookies found to have cried wolf over FOBTs as gambling review approaches Partner content
Culture
By Clean Up Gambling
Bookies found to have cried wolf over FOBTs as gambling review approaches
Decreasing FOBT stakes was a sensible change to outdated legislation, and has had a hugely positive impact.
The path to financial empowerment starts with financial inclusion
Economy
By Guy Opperman MP
The path to financial empowerment starts with financial inclusion
As Minister for Pensions and Financial Inclusion, I want people right across the country to be able to tap into, and seize the benefits, of greater financial access.
The average household is 24 days from the breadline - we must help people build financial resilience Partner content
Economy
By Legal & General
The average household is 24 days from the breadline - we must help people build financial resilience
By helping people to exit financial exclusion and move to financial inclusion, we hope to reach our vision of inclusive capitalism.
The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the need for increased understanding of disabilities
Communities
By Justin Tomlinson MP
The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the need for increased understanding of disabilities
The detrimental effects of the pandemic on mental health and wellbeing mean that raising the profile of non-visible illnesses is more relevant a task than ever.
How are assistance dogs transforming the lives of people with physical disabilities? Partner content
Communities
By The National Lottery
How are assistance dogs transforming the lives of people with physical disabilities?
Thanks to National Lottery players, clever canines like Valley are helping people with disabilities gain greater confidence and independence.
Mobilising NHS Reservists will be key to our vaccination ambitions
Coronavirus
By Alan Mak MP
Mobilising NHS Reservists will be key to our vaccination ambitions
In a world where confidence in vaccinations has been eroded by the falsehoods spread by the anti-vaxxer movement, we need to ensure the public have full trust in our inoculation programme
Grandma Wong personifies the bravery of Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigners - she would be a worthy recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize
Foreign affairs
By Baroness Bennett and Lord Alton
Grandma Wong personifies the bravery of Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigners - she would be a worthy recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize
Grandma Wong represents the very best of the Hong Kong protesters in bravely and stubbornly refusing to give in to tyranny. In nominating her for the Nobel Peace Prize, we send a clear signal to China.
Musicians are being let down by the current streaming system
Culture
By Lord Brennan of Canton
Musicians are being let down by the current streaming system
With live work on hold, musicians are relying on royalties from recorded music. But if they are to survive, they need a larger cut of streaming revenue
Our local heritage and iconic national buildings face permanent closure
Culture
By Lord Cormack
Our local heritage and iconic national buildings face permanent closure
We would be immeasurably the poorer without these historic places. Funding must be forthcoming to cover ongoing costs and support restart activity
What lessons can we learn from Hull in managing Covid-19 as we leave lockdown?
Coronavirus
By Alexandra Ming, Political Consultant
What lessons can we learn from Hull in managing Covid-19 as we leave lockdown?
Areas with high rates of insecure, low paid employment could continue to see higher rates of Covid unless the proper funding is put in place to support self-isolation and mass testing
Government’s argument for freezing public sector pay does not stand up to scrutiny
Economy
By Frances O'Grady
Government’s argument for freezing public sector pay does not stand up to scrutiny
After enduring a decade of lost pay and working around the clock to get the country through the crisis, a pay rise for our public sector key workers is a matter of justice
Encouraging more women to join the world of Westminster
Home affairs
By Women in Westminster
Encouraging more women to join the world of Westminster
Women in Westminster: The 100 celebrates the achievements and the valuable role women play in public life, by recognising one hundred women from the world of Westminster. This year you can get involved and nominate those who have influenced you the most.
HyNet North West is unlocking Net Zero for the UK Partner content
Environment
By Cadent
HyNet North West is unlocking Net Zero for the UK
HyNet North West will play a critical role in the world’s fight against climate change, accelerating the UK’s transition to Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.  
Unless government acts, the brutal experiences of people made homeless will only get worse
Communities
By Karen Buck MP
Unless government acts, the brutal experiences of people made homeless will only get worse
Harsh conditions in temporary accommodation are making people feel they are being punished for finding themselves homeless
Action must be taken to ensure the integrity of our electoral process in the digital age
Culture
By Stephen Kinnock MP and Damian Collins MP
Action must be taken to ensure the integrity of our electoral process in the digital age
We face new threats every day from the digital world, disinformation and fake news to dark ads and financial loopholes. As the Electoral Commission turns 20, we must make sure it’s fit to face the challenges of the future.
Local media is a public service. It must not be allowed to wither
Communities
By John Nicolson MP
Local media is a public service. It must not be allowed to wither
Communities will be left without a trusted news source unless government intervenes to ensure local papers and radio stations survive the pandemic
Britain’s female wrestlers have spoken out on sexual abuse. The industry must be better governed
Social affairs
By Alex Davies-Jones MP
Britain’s female wrestlers have spoken out on sexual abuse. The industry must be better governed
Practical measures must be put in place to safeguard participants and make wrestling an attractive feature of Britain’s sport and entertainment output
World AIDS Day: We are taking huge steps towards ending HIV transmission in the UK by 2030
Health
By Ben Spencer MP
World AIDS Day: We are taking huge steps towards ending HIV transmission in the UK by 2030
We must do everything we can to make sure Covid doesn’t jeopardise the progress we've made towards eliminating HIV in the UK and ensure more work is done to eliminate the HIV stigma.
Parking charges for NHS hospital staff should be abolished – and this time, for good
Health
By Zarah Sultana MP
Parking charges for NHS hospital staff should be abolished – and this time, for good
The government has broken their promise to NHS staff. They have scandalously allowed parking charges to be reintroduced during a global pandemic
Government data must prove any Covid restrictions imposed on the British people are necessary
Coronavirus
By Baroness Stroud
Government data must prove any Covid restrictions imposed on the British people are necessary
Protecting people's incomes, jobs, and their mental health should be at the heart of the government's Covid-recovery response. We must have sight of the data government has been using to make decisions about Covid restrictions.
The stop-start nature of lockdowns will do more damage to our pub in the long run
Coronavirus
By Kieran Lyons
The stop-start nature of lockdowns will do more damage to our pub in the long run
Leaving national lockdown to enter strict tier 3 restrictions over Christmas and New Year, it’s clear we will not be making any money, but I hope we can tread water.
New building safety proposals are full of holes
Communities
By Clive Betts MP
New building safety proposals are full of holes
Key definitions remain unclear and responsibilities ill-defined. Before the draft Building Safety Bill returns to the Commons, these areas must be addressed in full
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