Children need to be both better prepared and protected in order to stay safe online, write Dods political consultants Harriet Jones and Victoria Hemmingway.

Matt Thomson, Head of Planning for the Campaign to Protect Rural England, reflects on the Government's housing white paper published earlier this week.

Save the Children looks beyond the headlines to see a good review for DFID's approach to tackling fraud.

Consumer representatives must have a seat at the Brexit negotiating table over the next 18 months says Baroness Hayter.

Government must rule out slashing corporation tax and turning UK into a tax haven after Brexit, says Jon Date, Tax Advocacy Adviser, at ActionAid.

Labour MPs should spend less time pontificating on how voters should think and more time understanding what they do think, argues John Mann MP.

Government should fund new cost-effective programs to create a private rented sector that provides stability for homeless people argues Richard Benyon MP.

Rachel Reeves MP urges the Government to set a maximum cap on overdraft charges to protect the most vulnerable customers from unwarranted borrowing charges.

Nationwide Building Society gives its response to the Government’s Housing White Paper announced yesterday.

Usha Grieve, Director of Information and Partnerships for Compassion in Dying outlines the Make It Your Decision campaign, encouraging people to plan ahead for their future treatment and make their wishes known.

The way to solve the housing crisis is to reduce planning restrictions on urban property owners, allowing them to build up to the level of other buildings in the same block, argues John Penrose MP.

Ahead of his Westminster Hall debate today, Labour MP Chuka Umunna renews his demand for a public inquiry into victims of blacklisting.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling urges MPs to support its aims and that of the APPG on fixed odds betting terminals (FOBTs) to reduce the maximum stake on these machines to £2 per spin.

Wayne David MP will call on the Government to have an additional public consultation on the legal division between careless and dangerous driving.

Labour MP, Holly Lynch, says the Government must offer better protection of emergency workers, calling for a change in the law so that assaults on our emergency workers face tougher penalties.

The UK must support the access to education for young people in Mosul to help increase the chances of a long-term peace says Lord McConnell.

Speaking to PoliticsHome, the British Veterinary Association’s president explained the challenges and opportunities which leaving the European Union could provide. 

Growing UK talent through Masterships™ is an essential way to secure long-term future of technology and engineering industries post Brexit says Professor Ryals, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education) of Cranfield University.

Former Labour Shadow Cabinet member Dan Jarvis writes ahead of his Private Members' Bill today, the Child Poverty in the UK (Target for Reduction) Bill. 

Medical and veterinary professionals came together to launch a new campaign to reduce the stigma around mental ill-health and to discuss their experiences.

To survive in the post-Brexit global economy, we need to strengthen and develop our trading relationships around the world and where better to start than with Canada asks John Spellar MP.

A new report from the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has highlighted technology which has the ability to reduce fuel consumption.

As the Government makes way for the third runway at Heathrow, the airport has made inroads into its expansion programme.

PoliticsHome speaks to Cardiac Risk in the Young’s CEO, Dr Steven Cox, about why sudden death syndrome in the young is not the ‘tiny issue’ the National Screening Committee has made it out to be.