Baroness Jones argues that the broad definition of domestic extremism is resulting in politicians, journalists, and social justice campaigners coming under pointless police surveillance.

Speaking with PoliticsHome, Chief Executive of the British Safety Council shares the organisations simple vision: no-one should be injured or made ill at work. 

Labour’s Lord Mendelsohn on the need for government to ensure a sustainable future for UK steel.

Simon Bottery sets out Independent Age's key manifesto asks ahead of the June General Election.

Any manifesto commitment other than a £2 maximum stake will be going soft on the bookies, says the Campaign for Fairer Gambling.

Lord McConnell argues that a critical step in achieving the SDG's is to fully integrate them into the agenda of the responsible government department.

Dods Monitoring Political Consultant Sabine Tyldesley examines the impact of Brexit on the UK’s future role in European security and law enforcement cooperation.

Access to accurate, real time information is what makes all the difference in the fight against financial crime, says Cayman Islands’ Financial Services Minister, Wayne Panton.

Chris White MP argues that Britain's aid contributions project the values of the country abroad, while helping the world's poorest and most vulnerable.

Dr Anna Kotova, from the University of Exeter, believes that prison reform may be pushed from the agenda as Brexit, immigration and the NHS dominate the election.

David T C Davies MP argues that the European Arrest Warrant is being used by Governments to shut down critics and must be reformed.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling ask questions about the high street betting shops which allow young people to gamble without properly checking ID.

A targeted scrappage scheme would provide proper incentives for a transition to cleaner vehicles, says Neil Parish MP.

The State must not be an accessory to child maintenance avoidance says David Burrowes MP.

Too few employers are currently ready or equipped to respond to employees who suffer from mental or physical illness, says Craig Tracey MP.

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.