Treasury Select Committee member John Mann MP criticises Theresa May and Philip Hammond for dragging out the process of Mark Carney's reappointment.

Daniel Zeichner MP introduces the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Data Analytics which launches today in Parliament.

Lib Dem peer Baroness Floella Benjamin writes ahead of her House of Lords question on 'promoting oral health for children'.

1922 Committee Chairman Graham Brady MP and Parliamentary Labour Party Transport Committee Chair Gavin Shuker MP join forces to write in support of Heathrow Airport expansion.

Professor Richard Toye from the University of Exeter writes to mark the 60th anniversary of the Suez Crisis.

Transvac Systems, Barrnon Ltd, Saturn Bioponics and Dearman all received awards at an Innovate UK small business innovation awards ceremony in Parliament.

Dods Monitoring’s Victoria Hemingway lays out the final stages before the renewed Royal Charter comes into play.

The Justice Committee Chair writes that plans to expand Heathrow announced this week are 'a perfect recipe for judicial review'.

Jesse Norman, Minister for Industry and Energy, today announced a new £19.2 million project led by Airbus, with over £9 million of funding from government,  to develop new methods for aircraft wing design by harnessing the power of the latest computing technology.

Employees from Coca-Cola European Partners participate in the third Unified Sports® tournament in Morpeth.

Britain’s best-known business for the over 50s has presented the Chancellor with a powerful blueprint for this November’s Autumn Statement.

Ahead of his debate on social mobility, Lord Holmes writes for PoliticsHome arguing Britain must ensure that opportunities are open to all.

Following calls from Labour MPs to not put up a candidate in Richmond Park, John Spellar rejects the proposal and argues his party should not form a progressive alliance with the Liberal Democrats.

Shadow Housing Secretary John Healey condemns ‘six years of failure on housing’ under Conservative Ministers which has led directly to so many ‘children that cannot go home’.

Ahead of today's Commons Opposition Day debate on Yemen, Conor McGinn writes for PoliticsHome warning that 'bankrupt thinking on the left' risk diminishing its commitment to human rights and the rule of law.  

Sir Oliver Letwin writes for PoliticsHome ahead of his debate, calling for the Government to address the ‘gap in the law’ which fails to allow an ombudsman to rule on the actions of the Government Actuary’s Department.

Former Conservative MEP Stanley Johnson, Co-Chairman of Environmentalists for Europe, writes about how the UK will maintain environmental standards once it has formally left the European Union.

A new high profile report has revealed patients can be motivated to lose weight after GPs instigate a 30 second conversation about their size.

Dods Monitoring consultant Rob Micklewright provides an overview of the energy sector following the party conferences and the merger of DECC & BIS into the new department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.

Ahead of his debate on funding for Wales after Brexit, Labour MP Stephen Kinnock lays out his demands for the Government. 

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling welcomes the decision by DCMS to finally announce a 'Review of Gaming Machines and Social Responsibility Measures'.

Which?’s Director of Campaigns & Communications writes to mark the Prime Minister’s first 100 days in office and calls on her to ensure that consumers are ‘put right at the heart’ of the Brexit negotiations.

Liberal Democrat MP Tom Brake urges the Government to show a “robust and consistent” response to Russia. 

Former Conservative minister John Penrose writes for PoliticsHome lays out the opportunities for the UK following Brexit.