Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale says political rivals must put their differences to one side to help keep Britain in the EU.

Jeremy Corbyn is “puzzled” as to why anyone should think him a “shabby, spineless coward” for failing to make Labour’s case for Remain ahead of the EU referendum.

The Liberal Democrat MP Alistair Carmichael writes for PoliticsHome ahead of his debate today, questioning the Government’s refugee family reunion system that is tearing families apart.

To achieve global success, the UK must turn its brainpower into making and selling things. The High Value Manufacturing Catapult explains how it is working with industry to make that happen.

With her new Online Safety Bill introduced this week, Baroness Howe argues that failing to make the most of existing technologies to protect children 'would constitute a dereliction of duty'.

Shadow Minister for Communities and Local Government Liz McInnes MP believes that the Government must learn from the failure of High Street chains like BHS and Austin Reed 'to save workers and businesses on our High Streets'

Campaign for Fairer Gambling founder Derek Webb responds to a recent PoliticsHome article by Philip Davies MP or 'plays the FOBT ball and tackles the MP dribbling behind it'.

Two Shadow Transport ministers seek 'to get the best deal for passengers' on the day the Bus Services Bill receives its 2nd reading in the House of Lords.

Tory peer Lord Holmes calls upon parliamentarians to support his PMB to outlaw unpaid internships and consign the practice to the classics.   

Co-Chair of Environmentalists for Europe, former Conservative MEP Stanley Johnson reflects on the Prime Minister’s speech last week which stated: ‘Our natural environment will be safer if we stay in a reformed EU’.

Labour MP Caroline Flint says the time has come for the Government to "show some leadership" on country-by-country tax reporting, as she tables an amendment to the Finance Bill.

Labour MP Holly Lynch rails against Osborne’s decision to not extend his new ‘living wage’ to workers under 25 and calls upon Government to “rethink this unjust decision.”

With revelations that Saudi Arabia is using British munitions to kill thousands of Yemeni civilians, many of them children, SNP’s Margaret Ferrier is fighting for an arms embargo.

Labour MP Alison McGovern tells PoliticsHome that the battle for equal representation is not yet won, as she maps the progress of the women’s movement from 7 June 1866 to 7 June 2016.

“We cannot avoid the need to spend more money on healthcare”, argues Conservative MP Dr Andrew Murrison, and a nonpartisan commission is paramount to finding a solution.

Labour MP Dan Jarvis is leading a debate in the Commons this evening to address the tens of thousands of UK citizens dying from cold weather each year.

As the Investigatory Powers Bill returns to the Commons this week, Shadow Home Office Minister Keir Starmer calls for Theresa May to "go further and concede in the other remaining areas of concern."

ICAI lead commissioner for the WASH review, Richard Gledhill, says the positive impact of WASH programmes has been proven, but now it is up to DFID to improve the sustainability of these projects. 

CEO of the older people's charity Independent Age, Janet Morrison says poor discharge practice is a symptom of an under-funded NHS. 

The Chartered Insurance Institute is leading an ambitious ‘life, pensions and long term savings initiative’ to improve standards and public confidence in the profession.

With the launch of a new APPG on entrepreneurship today, the group's Chairman Alan Mak MP reflects on the future of entrepreneurship in the UK. 

MPs, economists and the Government debate the merits of the trade deal, and the controversial ISDS courts that allow private companies to sue nation-states.

Consumer watchdog Which? calls for tighter rules on broadband advertising so the majority of customers get the speeds offered, not just a minimum of 10%.

Macroeconomist Simon Wren-Lewis explains why the Bank of England needs more ammunition to stimulate today’s economy and soften the blow of the next financial crisis.