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'Packed with glorious detail': Baroness Andrews reviews 'The Edge of Revolution'
"Packed with glorious detail": Baroness Andrews reviews 'The Edge of Revolution'
Books & culture
By Baroness Andrews
Meticulously researched, David Torrance’s study of the 1926 General Strike is both erudite and engaging
What Britain can learn from Australia's under-16 social media ban
Technology
By Dr Danielle Einstein
What Britain can learn from Australia's under-16 social media ban
The Bank of England shows that not all public sector projects are doomed to fail
Economy
By Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP
The Bank of England shows that not all public sector projects are doomed to fail
Operational national infrastructure systems: maintain, repair, refurbish, renew versus cost, value and investment Partner content
Economy
By UKCRIC
Operational national infrastructure systems: maintain, repair, refurbish, renew versus cost, value and investment
Parliament failed to take a decision on assisted dying – we should talk about why
Social affairs
By Hannah White
Parliament failed to take a decision on assisted dying – we should talk about why
'A powerful woman in a man's world': tribute to Baroness Ramsay
Obituaries
By Lord Foulkes of Cumnock
"A powerful woman in a man's world": tribute to Baroness Ramsay
'Delicious': Samantha Niblett on why TV drama 'Rivals' is no guilty pleasure
Books & culture
By Samantha Niblett MP
"Delicious": Samantha Niblett on why TV drama 'Rivals' is no guilty pleasure
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Inside Andy Burnham's Makerfield Campaign: 'Nobody Thinks This Is In The Bag'
Inside Andy Burnham's Makerfield Campaign: "Nobody Thinks This Is In The Bag"
Political parties
Starmer Loyalist Labour MPs Resist Campaigning For Burnham In Makerfield
Starmer Loyalist Labour MPs Resist Campaigning For Burnham In Makerfield
Political parties
The First Restore Britain University Societies Are Being Created
The First Restore Britain University Societies Are Being Created
Education
Michael Grade: I Am Very, Very Worried About The Future Of British TV
Michael Grade: I Am Very, Very Worried About The Future Of British TV
Culture
Thatcher 'Would Have Hated' Farage, Says Lord Heseltine
Thatcher "Would Have Hated" Farage, Says Lord Heseltine
Political parties
City of Culture 2017 put Hull back on the map, but Andy Burnham has shown we can do better – we just need support
City of Culture 2017 put Hull back on the map, but Andy Burnham has shown we can do better – we just need support
By Karl Turner MP
Culture
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Mid-Staffordshire report prompts new professional standards for nurses and midwives Partner content
Health
By Nursing and Midwifery Council
Mid-Staffordshire report prompts new professional standards for nurses and midwives
The Nursing and Midwifery Council has today made the decision to introduce a process of revalidation for all nurses and midwives in the UK.
Solving the UK’s productivity puzzle Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Management Institute
Solving the UK’s productivity puzzle
The Chartered Management Institute hosted a fringe meeting at the Conservative conference which discussed how employers and higher education can work together to boost the UK’s productivity.
Sajid Javid praises UK legal sector’s vital role in international trade Partner content
Home affairs
By Liz Bates
Sajid Javid praises UK legal sector’s vital role in international trade
The Business Secretary has hailed the UK legal sector as a driver of international trade and a vital factor in diplomatic relations.
UK has opportunity to be ‘the place’ for nuclear technology – former Energy Minister Partner content
Environment
By Nuclear Industry Association
UK has opportunity to be ‘the place’ for nuclear technology – former Energy Minister
MPs and peers discussed Britain’s nuclear industry and the economics of Hinkley Point at a packed Conservative conference fringe event, hosted by Bright Blue and the Nuclear Industry Association. ​
World-leading British universities under threat 'without sustained funding'
Education
By Lord Bilimoria
World-leading British universities under threat 'without sustained funding'
Lord Karan Bilimoria, founder and Chairman of Cobra Beer, Chancellor of the University of Birmingham and former Chancellor of Thames Valley University, offers his thoughts on the position of UK universities in the world and the funding challenges they face in the Comprehensive Spending Review.
A new FOBT Code? - It must be party conference time! Partner content
Culture
By Campaign for Fairer Gambling
A new FOBT Code? - It must be party conference time!
The Campaign for Fairer Gambling believes that not enough is being done to protect vulnerable people from problem gambling.
Education Minister pledges to clamp down on excessive school costs Partner content
Education
By NASUWT
Education Minister pledges to clamp down on excessive school costs
Schools are breaking the rules by imposing excessive charges on parents for activities and resources, the Education Minister has said.
Tomorrow’s tax payer should not have to finance an ageing Britain– Health Minister Partner content
Health
By Independent Age
Tomorrow’s tax payer should not have to finance an ageing Britain– Health Minister
The question of how older people’s care should be financed was addressed in a Tory conference fringe yesterday, with experts calling for honesty about the fact “we will all have to pay more”.
Britain must “supercharge” its exports Partner content
Economy
By Heathrow
Britain must “supercharge” its exports
Speaking at a fringe event yesterday, Conservative MP Alok Sharma called for Britain to “supercharge” its efforts on exports.
Devolution could transform health and social care, former Health Secretary says Partner content
Health
By KPMG LLP
Devolution could transform health and social care, former Health Secretary says
Devolution of health services could be the catalyst for significant integration of health and social care provision in the UK, a former Health Secretary has suggested. 
Conservative MPs encourage professional bodies to engage Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Institute of Building
Conservative MPs encourage professional bodies to engage
At Monday’s fringe, hosted by the Chartered Institute of Building, Housing Minister Brandon Lewis emphasised the importance of listening to professional bodies, “even if we don’t agree with them.”
Green and affordable? Tories discuss the future of UK Energy policy Partner content
Environment
By British Gas
Green and affordable? Tories discuss the future of UK Energy policy
Conservative MP James Heappey addressed concerns over spending cuts affecting the renewable energy sector at a Conservative conference fringe meeting sponsored by British Gas. 
UK “doesn’t have the people to build the homes we need” – Housing Minister Partner content
Communities
By Federation of Master Builders
National House Building Council
UK “doesn’t have the people to build the homes we need” – Housing Minister
Yesterday, Housing Minister Brandon Lewis stressed the need to tackle the skills gap faced by the house building industry during a packed out fringe on the first day of the Conservative’s party conference.
Organisations must work together to save Britain’s landscape, Environment Minister says Partner content
Environment
By Campaign to Protect Rural England
Organisations must work together to save Britain’s landscape, Environment Minister says
Environment Minister Rory Stewart yesterday urged leading advocates for environmental protection to work together to safeguard the future of Britain’s landscape. 
UK compensation culture is ‘a myth,’ new research finds Partner content
Economy
By Institute of Customer Service
UK compensation culture is ‘a myth,’ new research finds
The belief that Britain has developed a compensation culture is ‘a myth,’ according to new research by the Institute of Customer Service.
Solicitors’ regulator asks the public: what would you do? Partner content
Home affairs
By Solicitors Regulation Authority
Solicitors’ regulator asks the public: what would you do?
The Solicitors Regulation Authority showed how complex professional standards and values can be when it held an innovative voting session at its Labour fringe event. 
Public sector pensions: A push-me-pull-you question in need of a pragmatic solution Partner content
Economy
By The Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy
Public sector pensions: A push-me-pull-you question in need of a pragmatic solution
Speaking ahead of their event at the Tory conference, the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountability urge the Government to resist kicking action on public sector pensions down the road.
Heathrow and the Northern Powerhouse Partner content
Transport
By Heathrow
Heathrow and the Northern Powerhouse
Expanding Heathrow will not only be a signal to the world that Britain is open for business; it will provide a roadmap for the future development of the Northern Powerhouse.
‘Groundbreaking’ new scheme examines impact of swimming on dementia Partner content
Health
By Swim England
‘Groundbreaking’ new scheme examines impact of swimming on dementia
The Amateur Swimming Association’s Head of Health and Wellbeing, Lara Lill, describes the benefits of the organisation’s pioneering dementia friendly swimming project.
How do we fund the building we need? Partner content
Communities
By National Federation of Builders
How do we fund the building we need?
Shadow housing minister Roberta Blackman-Woods discussed how to tackle the housing and affordability crisis at Labour conference. 
Senior Labour MPs support call to accept more child refugees Partner content
Education
By Save the Children
Senior Labour MPs support call to accept more child refugees
Tristram Hunt MP and Dan Jarvis MP called for support of Save the Children’s campaigns to help refugee children and child literacy in the UK.
Use professional bodies’ resources to drive growth, MPs urged Partner content
Communities
By Chartered Institute of Building
Chartered Management Institute
Use professional bodies’ resources to drive growth, MPs urged
The importance of professional bodies engaging more with schools and with policy makers was raised at the Labour conference today, by parliamentarians and senior figures in the field.
Tory housing policy challenges the future of housing associations Partner content
Communities
By Moat
Tory housing policy challenges the future of housing associations
Labour MPs have criticised Conservative housing policies as unrealistic and threatening to the future of ‘scarce’ housing stock. 
Lucy Powell pledges to engage with teaching profession Partner content
Education
By Association of Teachers and Lecturers
Lucy Powell pledges to engage with teaching profession
New Shadow Education Secretary Lucy Powell MP told a fringe meeting of teachers, industry experts and party members that she was very much “in listening mode” and keen to develop Labour Party policy in a thought-through and non-kneejerk fashion.
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Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls Awards
2026
Speaker's House, Palace of Westminster, London
Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls Awards
Net Zero Week 2026
2026
Online and In-Person
Net Zero Week 2026
Back Nuclear Energy 2026
2026
Online and In-Person
Back Nuclear Energy 2026
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