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In Greater Manchester, we have a plan to put prevention at the heart of the health system
In Greater Manchester, we have a plan to put prevention at the heart of the health system
Health
By Andy Burnham
Last week, the Health Secretary announced a new drive to ease the 8am rush for a GP appointment. New money is to be made available to expand practices across the country.
What the assisted dying bill impact assessment tells us – and what it leaves out
Health
By Professor Katherine Sleeman
What the assisted dying bill impact assessment tells us – and what it leaves out
Baby Steps, Big Returns: Why Early Years Research Must Shape National Policy Partner content
Education
By University of East London
Baby Steps, Big Returns: Why Early Years Research Must Shape National Policy
Starmer needs to show his government is taking poverty seriously, quickly
Communities
By Lord Bird
Starmer needs to show his government is taking poverty seriously, quickly
The UK must consider carefully whether China is a trustworthy business partner
Economy
By Baroness Kennedy
The UK must consider carefully whether China is a trustworthy business partner
John Whittingdale reviews 'Making Speeches: The Speechmaking of Margaret Thatcher'
Books & culture
By John Whittingdale MP
John Whittingdale reviews 'Making Speeches: The Speechmaking of Margaret Thatcher'
From silence to strength: why accessibility should shape the future of work Partner content
Social affairs
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
From silence to strength: why accessibility should shape the future of work
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Labour Row Over “Brain Dead” NI Exemption for Indian Workers In Trade Deal
Labour Row Over “Brain Dead” NI Exemption for Indian Workers In Trade Deal
Economy
‘Amexit’ must force us to rethink Brexit
‘Amexit’ must force us to rethink Brexit
By Liam Byrne MP
Brexit
PM Says Criticism Of India Trade Deal Is 'Incoherent Nonsense'
PM Says Criticism Of India Trade Deal Is "Incoherent Nonsense"
Economy
Michael Ellam: The EU Sherpa Resetting The UK-EU Relationship
Michael Ellam: The EU Sherpa Resetting The UK-EU Relationship
Foreign affairs
Why Westminster’s biggest parliamentary group is calling for a commission on electoral reform
Why Westminster’s biggest parliamentary group is calling for a commission on electoral reform
By Alex Sobel MP and Lizzi Collinge MP
Political parties
The Fragmented Party System Could Spell Chaos At The Next Election
The Fragmented Party System Could Spell Chaos At The Next Election
Political parties
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A new approach to an old problem Partner content
By Heathrow
A new approach to an old problem
Clare Harbord, Corporate Affairs Director at Heathrow Airport, outlines Heathrow’s new approach to expanding capacity at the UK’s only international hub airport.
Goodbye to EU sugar quotas Partner content
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Goodbye to EU sugar quotas
Increased competition in the sugar market will cut costs, after last month's EU decision to scrap sugar quotas.
White elephant warning on airports Partner content
By British Air Transport Association
White elephant warning on airports
The UK needs affordable and properly located airport capacity, according to the airline industry.
Horsemeat scandal 'warning' Partner content
By Chartered Institute of Environmental Health
Horsemeat scandal 'warning'
Cuts to local council budgets could put food security at risk, according to the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health.
Teachers face ‘bureaucratic nightmare’ Partner content
By NASUWT
Teachers face ‘bureaucratic nightmare’
Plans for school level assessments and tests at 11 are likely to create “a bureaucratic nightmare for teachers”, according to the NASUWT.
Part truths and scaremongering over gambling machines Partner content
By William Hill
Part truths and scaremongering over gambling machines
Andrew Lyman from William Hill argues that banning certain betting machines without real evidence would be mere "ineffective gesture politics".
End of life care 'must be personalised' Partner content
By Age UK
End of life care 'must be personalised'
Age UK has welcomed the Government's decision to stop a controversial end of life practice.
RHA disappointed at OFT refusal to investigate oil pricing Partner content
By Road Haulage Association
RHA disappointed at OFT refusal to investigate oil pricing
The Road Haulage Association is disappointed at the refusal by the Office of Fair Trading to consider an investigation into the issue of UK oil pricing.
UK consumers ‘more demanding’ Partner content
By Institute of Customer Service
UK consumers ‘more demanding’
Customer service in the UK has plateaued for the first time as consumers demand better.
Commons ‘ignoring mental health’ Partner content
By UK Council for Psychotherapy
Commons ‘ignoring mental health’
Mental health issues are very rarely raised in Parliament, according to new research from the UK Council for Psychotherapy.
Pickles 'destroys' ancient woods Partner content
By Woodland Trust
Pickles 'destroys' ancient woods
The Woodland Trust has said the Government has failed to protect a precious wildlife habitat in Kent.
Taxpayers? They are customers too Partner content
By Institute of Customer Service
Taxpayers? They are customers too
Ahead of the publication of its bi-annual UK Customer Satisfaction Index, the Institute of Customer Service explains what government can learn from business.
Policy Focus: Professionalism key to social care standards Partner content
By Chartered Insurance Institute
Policy Focus: Professionalism key to social care standards
Writing for our Policy Focus on the Care Bill this week, the Chartered Insurance Institute explain how knowledge, expertise and behaviour of social care workers must be ensured.
Sam Cam honours Home-Start Partner content
By Home-Start
Sam Cam honours Home-Start
A charity that supports parents with young children has been honoured at a reception in Downing St.
Teachers strike over Gove ‘intransigence’ Partner content
By NASUWT
Teachers strike over Gove ‘intransigence’
The two unions representing 90% of teachers have announced strike action.
London ‘needs shovel-ready schemes’ Partner content
By London First
London ‘needs shovel-ready schemes’
The voice of London’s businesses has said work must start now on improving the capital’s road network.
Hauliers back London roads plan Partner content
By Road Haulage Association
Hauliers back London roads plan
The organisation representing the haulage industry has welcomed plans to invest billions in London’s roads.
How to stay safe on summer roads Partner content
By Institute of Advanced Motorists
How to stay safe on summer roads
Advice for motorists has been issued to try to reduce the number of accidents this summer.
Policy Focus: Rights needed for young carers Partner content
By Carers Trust
Policy Focus: Rights needed for young carers
Writing for the PoliticsHome Care Bill Policy Focus, the Carers Trust explains that young carers lack necessary rights and care charges are counterproductive.
Policy Focus: Care training must include human rights Partner content
By Age UK
Policy Focus: Care training must include human rights
Writing exclusively for PoliticsHome's Policy Focus, Age UK argues that the Care Bill must afford human rights protections to social care patients, as "maintaining the status quo is not acceptable".
Policy Focus: Care funding must be used correctly Partner content
By National Autistic Society
Policy Focus: Care funding must be used correctly
The National Autistic Society explains to PoliticsHome that whilst the Government’s increased care funding is welcome, without direction it will leave autistic people at crisis point.
Policy Focus: Not disabled enough Partner content
By United Response
Policy Focus: Not disabled enough
Disability charity United Response explains why the current Care Bill will neither solve the care crisis nor properly integrate health and social care.
Policy Focus: In or out of the care system? Partner content
By Scope
Policy Focus: In or out of the care system?
Ahead of the debate on the Care Bill’s eligibility threshold today, Scope chief executive Richard Hawkes questions the government’s plan to remove 100,000 disabled people from social care.
Doctors ‘more willing raise concerns’ Partner content
By Medical Defence Union
Doctors ‘more willing raise concerns’
Doctors are more willing to raise concerns about poor resources or the conduct of colleagues than five years ago.
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Journey to Safety: Combatting Disability Hate Crime on Public Transport
2025
Surveyor's House, 12 Great George Street, SW1P 3AD
Journey to Safety: Combatting Disability Hate Crime on Public Transport
Starmer: One Year On
2025
Online
Starmer: One Year On
Net Zero Week in Parliament 2025
2025
Portcullis House
Net Zero Week in Parliament 2025
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