Shadow Justice Minister Lord Beecham argues that the Government must rethink its backdoor manoeuvring on probate fees.

Overall the UK retains its position as the second most competitive tax regime, but the UK has dropped from first to fifth amongst the non-UK companies surveyed.

Andrew Murrison MP argues that there should be better acknowledgement at home and abroad of the UK's role as Europe's premier defence and security provider.

Derek Webb, founder of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling provides more context to the FOBT fiasco. 

At a Slimming World event, sponsored by Virendra Sharma MP,  MPs, peers and experts gathered together to discuss the key issues surrounding obesity. 

The Energy Technologies Institute argue that if the UK makes Carbon Capture and Storage part of the UK’s future energy system, the economic prize could be considerable.

Labour MP Daniel Zeichner is keen to ensure the Government does not proceed with changes to NICE & NHS England without a proper parliamentary debate. He calls on the Conservatives to honour their 2015 manifesto pledge to speed up the introduction of new medicines into the NHS.

Following his Westminster Hall debate, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on HIV & AIDS Mike Freer writes for PoliticsHome on the priorities for the long-term condition management of the disease.

To mark Autism Awareness Week, Cheryl Gillan MP argues that a basic level of understanding of autism in society would be transformative for autistic people and their families.

Liberal Democrat Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Tom Brake writes that David Davis needs to reflect on his previous statements about democracy and grant the British people a referendum on the final Brexit deal once the terms are fully known. 

The majority of over 50s want Scotland to remain a part of the UK, a new poll has revealed. 

The Government should investigate the impact that their current policy changes are having on disabled people and their ability to live independently, says Baroness Thomas.

Bupa’s Corporate Director Patrick Watt considers the big questions that we need to answer if we’re going to nudge employers to support employee health and wellbeing.

Theresa May falsely claimed yesterday that crime is at an all-time low - and it is not the first time she has got her facts wrong, says Labour MP Andrew Gwynne.

Neil Parish MP argues that current sentencing guidelines are neither a strict enough punishment nor a suitable deterrent for animal abusers.

The Government committed to reducing the impact of cheap alcohol in a 2012 Coalition Government strategy, but Lord Brooke says this has not happened.

Dr Mark McClelland, Head of Research and Political Risk at Dods Research, discusses the daunting task facing the Government and the Department for International Trade as the UK seeks new economic opportunities outside of the EU. 

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling questions the data used by the gambling industry to assess the impact of bookie closures. 

New funding formula cuts will impact schools in areas of London with the highest levels of deprivation, says Helen Hayes MP.

New self-exclusion scheme has been extremely successful in reducing or ending the majority of participant's problem gambling, says the Association of British Bookmakers.

Kelly Tolhurst MP argues that the 'breathing space' scheme would allow families a period of time free from enforcement action and rising interest payments while they get their finances in order.

Scottish voters must be given the chance to choose independence to avoid the hardest of Brexits, says First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

While the Rare Diseases Strategy has been hailed as a breakthrough, poor implementation has caused worsening conditions in certain cases, says Ben Howlett MP.

Nusrat Ghani MP argues that we should emulate dementia and hearing loss treatment policy by creating an overarching national eye health strategy.