Former Government minister Baroness Neville-Rolfe writes ahead of her parliamentary question in the House of Lords on: Guidance to local authorities clarifying what can be recycled.

Two co-chairs of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Apprenticeships, Alan Mak and Catherine McKinnell, mark the publication of the group's Annual Report which calls on schools, businesses and government to work together to promote apprenticeships as an attractive career path.

MPs and peers congregated in Parliament's Dining Room A on Wednesday afternoon at an event hosted by Japan Tobacco International (JTI) in order to ‘Take a stand against illegal tobacco’.

Retro-fitting sprinklers saves lives, saves homes and saves money, says Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling writes about progress to reduce stake levels on fixed odds betting terminals ahead of the publication of the DCMS review in October.

Fintech has the opportunity to be 'illustrative and enabling of inclusion', says Lord Holmes.

Labour MP John Mann says a voluntary approach has failed and internet firms need to be "hit where it hurts" to convince them to take action against extremist material online.

The price of gas for small to medium sized businesses is set to soar by 2020 as government climate and decarbonisation policies bite warn rural energy firm, Calor.

UK needs a modern, competitive legal system to meet people's needs and to support a strong post Brexit economy says Enid Rowlands, Chair of the SRA Board.

Drivers working with Uber are at risk of taking home as little as £2 an hour, less than a third of the National Living Wage, says Frank Field MP.

Traditional nuclear power projects delivering baseload electricity will have to adapt if nuclear is to grow a significant role in a future UK low carbon energy system, according to the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) as it releases a series of project reports into nuclear energy from its research portfolio.

Conservative's proposed changes to the rules around overseas development aid could undermine our international leadership role, says Lord Collins.

The appalling attacks on our way of life in Manchester and London changed the mood of the country and the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in Kensington has left an indelible mark, says David Isaac, Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

A renewal of the ballistic missile programme shows defiance from the Iranian Regime, says Sir David Amess MP.

HVM Catapult hosted a parliamentary event to mark the 5th anniversary of its establishment with the ultimate aim to significantly grow the contribution of the manufacturing sector to the UK economy.

The nuclear industry met in London this week for the 6th annual Nuclear New Build conference to discuss the development of new nuclear projects in the UK.

With Brexit presenting one of the largest legislative challenges in modern times, the Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas encourages parliament to look to the Law Commission to help. 

A new report published today by the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has concluded that using waste and biomass for gasification can produce low carbon power efficiently particularly at the town scale.

Dods Monitoring consultants Sabine Tyldesley & Kerri Blyberg summarise the political updates which have followed the Grenfell Tower disaster and highlight some of the next steps for the families of the victims and survivors.  

Slimming World stress the importance of 'healthy conversations' about weight between healthcare professionals and prospective parents.

Baroness Benjamin highlights the key findings of a report which suggests that maternal obesity is a contributor to long term adult health.

There are no economic benefits to the forms of gambling which are reliant on technology rather than labour, says the Campaign for Fairer Gambling.

In his op-ed for PoliticsHome, Chuka Umunna explains why he has joined the numerous MPs to have tabled a cross party amendment to “give MPs the power to stand up to the Government” during Brexit negotiations.

Lord Hunt of Kings Heath argues that we are seeing an 'unforgivable' drain of talent from the country as a result of Brexit.