The Government should put in place a high level quality target alongside its existing commitment to create 3 million new apprenticeship starts by 2020, a new report has said.

Coca-Cola European Partners’ Field Sales Apprenticeship Scheme returns for second time to recruit local talent in locations across Great Britain.

Speaking to PoliticsHome's Agnes Chambre, crossbench peer Lord Luce explains why it is so important for those suffering with chronic pain to be able to return to work.

Uncertainty over the reduction of the benefit cap is growing, evidenced by the thousands of people seeking answers online, says the charity Turn2us. 

Derek Webb from the Campaign for Fairer Gambling writes the second of five articles on the DCMS Review.

New figures from the Campaign to Protect Rural England show big increase in brownfield sites available for housing.

A joint statement from the PSHE Association and the Sex Education Forum highlights importance of making personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education statutory on the curriculum, with Sex and Relationships Education (SRE) a mandatory element.

As Coca-Cola is on the brink of unveiling its iconic television commercial and Truck Tour, it announces a new FareShare on-pack initiative will see meals donated to people in need.

Writing ahead of his Private Member’s Bill, Tory MP Alec Shelbrooke explains why the Government needs to ban the unpaid internships that prevent those without wealthy parents from pursuing certain careers.

The Chartered Insurance Institute launched its new manifesto this week, with newly appointed CEO Sian Fisher explaining it was putting trust at its heart.

Writing for PoliticsHome, Conservative MP David Burrowes calls for the Government to increase tax on strong ciders, saying there is no logic in a can of cider being cheaper than a bottle of water.

SNP MP Ronnie Cowan writes for PoliticsHome explaining why his views on the war on drugs have changed.

Former Shadow Chancellor Chris Leslie MP writes ahead of the Commons debate today which he has tabled with Liz Kendall MP on the 'effect of the UK leaving the EU on financial and other professional services'.

Ahead of his debate, Conservative MP Peter Heaton-Jones writes for PoliticsHome on the need to regulate the care home industry saying "that we could improve things a great deal relatively simply. "

Saga hosted their annual parliamentary reception Tuesday night, where MPs and Peers lined up to commend the work of the organisation. 

A panel from the Chartered Insurance Institute launched their new manifesto this week, in which the organisation put gaining back the public's trust at the centre of their vision for the industry.

Lord Soley of Hammersmith writes for PoliticsHome ahead of his PQ on the future of science and research in a post-Brexit Britain.

Managing Director of Home & Legal Services at Which? calls on UK energy companies to publish plans by January 2017 on how they will engage with customers on the worst tariffs.

Political consultant Sabine Tyldesley reviews Liz Truss’s first few months as Justice Secretary shortly before she launches a White Paper on her ‘vision for prison reform to 2020 and beyond’.

Treasury Committee member Rachel Reeves MP urges the FCA to protect the most financially vulnerable customers by setting a cap on unauthorised overdraft charges. 

"The new Prime Minister simply doesn’t want to touch health with a barge poll" says political consultant Adam Wright, giving his take on what Theresa May has in store for the health sector.

Children are ‘navigating the digital minefield alone’ and it’s putting their mental health at risk, says Alex Chalk MP. 

Derek Webb, the Campaign for Fairer Gambling founder provides more insights into the FOBT debate as DCMS has now announced its review of gaming machines and social responsibility requirements across the gambling industry.

New statistics from Mind highlight how little training GPs and practice nurses are being offered in mental health.