Government should not believe for a second that they are 'pulling the wool over our eyes' on their broken promises, says Neil Gray MP.

The NASUWT has attacked the newly announced Government policy on Grammar schools.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England has welcomed the Government’s newly launched National Litter Strategy, which it believes will pave the way to a cleaner England. 

In the second of a series of articles analysing the impact of Brexit on the Natural Environment, Dods Monitoring’s Environmental Consultant Ben Rayner explores the future for farming in a post-CAP world. 

University of Exeter's large scale survey exposes severity of impending GP shortfall.

The Amateur Swimming Association has changed its name. PoliticsHome spoke to newly appointed CEO Jane Nickerson about the reasons for the change, and what happens next. 

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling asks questions about projections of betting shop closures which could take place if changes to fixed odds betting terminal stake levels are brought in by the Government.

After new figures showed the rise in chocolate poisoning, the British Veterinary Association urged dog owners to watch out for their pets.

The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has called for an adaption and enhancement of the existing network in order to optimise performance in a low carbon energy system.

The postcode lottery in social care is an 'age-old problem' that is badly in need of new solutions, says Independent Age.

The Woodland Trust has discovered Phase 2 of HS2 will have a serious effect on the natural environment.

Responding to the 'Work, Health and Disability: Improving Lives' green paper, Louise Ward, Policy and Standards Director at the British Safety Council calls on the government to include initiatives supporting access to healthcare advice and medical services for working people.

The Government has a record of failure when it comes to tackling the rising scale of organised child sexual abuse, says Diane Abbott MP.

Kerri Blyberg, political consultant at Dods Monitoring, reports on the Metro Mayor elections being held on May 4th. 

Lord Holmes and Seema Malhotra MP explain why they are launching the new APPG for Assistive Technology, which aims to shed light on how technology could help people get into work and learn at school.

Lord Patel argues that there is a 'culture of short-termism' in the NHS which prevents it from looking beyond the current crisis.

Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth and Lord Falconer write for PoliticsHome, admonishing the Government for breaking the law by giving up on waiting time target.

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.