The Law Commission welcomes plans outlined in today’s Queen Speech to close a legal loophole which means buyers of second-hand vehicles are at risk of having them repossessed due to unfair logbook loans.

Frivolous and fraudulent whiplash claims will be reduced under new enforcement rules, ensuring motorists are not stung with inflated insurance premiums, says Chartered Insurance Institute.

The Government’s Immigration Bill must ensure that British business has access to sufficient levels of EU workers or major construction projects will grind to a halt,  Brian Berry, Chief Executive of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has said in response to the Queen’s Speech.

The UK Government has been urged to scrap its approach to deregulation of health and safety legislation in the light of the Grenfell Tower blaze.

Lessons must be learned as quickly as possible to avoid more tragedies, says former firefighter, Jim Fitzpatrick MP.

Michael Dugher, former shadow Culture Secretary and CEO of UK Music, calls on the Government to save grassroots music venues through a set of 'simple' changes to existing planning rules.

A united Britain is a force to be reckoned with and yet it often takes a tragedy to prompt us to unite and engage with each, reflects Louise Ward, Communications and Policy Director at the British Safety Council.

The High Value Manufacturing Catapult (HVM) invites SME's to submit entries in the Horizontal Innovation Competition and invites MPs to attend HVM Summer reception on 21st June in parliament.

Ronnie Cowan MP says that he wants no involvement in the post Brexit reboot of the British Empire. 

Responsible Finance have outlined the policies they would like to see included in the Queen's Speech.

The NHS should urgently tackle a ‘gender bias’ among health professionals as they appear to be reluctant to refer men to weight management services despite positive results, experts from the University of Oxford, Men’s Health Forum and Slimming World suggest. 

Lord Patel of Bradford highlights the fact that South Asian men are six times more likely to have diabetes than the general population. 

Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne uses World Elder Abuse Awareness Day to highlight the work she is doing in Sussex and across the country to combat the deliberate abuse of older residents through phone calls, emails or personal approaches.

A new report from the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI)  has revealed there is substantial CO2 storage capacity to meet the UK’s needs. 

Norman Lamb MP says that National Carers Week gives us the opportunity to recognise the inspiring work that carers do - work that often goes unacknowledged.

The President of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Dr Chris Tufnell spoke to PoliticsHome about the challenges facing the UK veterinary sector after Brexit.

Environmental activist, and former MEP Stanley Johnson welcomes Michael Gove's new appointment as Secretary of State for Defra, a role which will have an increased responsibility as the Brexit negotiations begin.

The former DWP permanent secretary argues for a return to civility in the corridors of power, and offers his tips for preventing the ascendance of overmighty special advisers whose presence crushes open debate and discussion.

Delivering Brexit must be the first task of the new parliament - hung parliament or not, says Gisela Stuart.

Writing for PoliticsHome, Bassetlaw MP John Mann says all wings of the Labour party must now compromise in order to build on last week's general election gains. 

HVM Catapult celebrates its fifth anniversary by hosting an event in parliament and publishing its annual review reflecting on a remarkably successful year for UK manufacturing.

An expert panel of business leaders, economists, and policy experts hosted by Mineral Products Association urged Government to build stronger links with UK industry if it wants to get the right Brexit deal.

Writing exclusively for PoliticsHome, Joey Jones, Theresa May's former spokesman, says the Prime Minister is "humiliated and alone" after the departure of key aides Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill. 

The University of Exeter assess the role of digital marketing and campaigning has played in the General Election and asks if this area must now be better regulated.