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The government has taken a big step to protect leaseholders – but we cannot stop here
The government has taken a big step to protect leaseholders – but we cannot stop here
Communities
By Alistair Strathern MP
How much would you expect to pay to have a lightbulb changed? £2? £20? What about £200? That’s what one of my constituents forked out as part of a service charge for routine maintenance.
We can build more and faster
Economy
By Dan Tomlinson MP
We can build more and faster
Pride should be a celebration of inclusion — not a platform for exclusion
Social affairs
By Owen Meredith
Pride should be a celebration of inclusion — not a platform for exclusion
Keir Starmer still needs to answer one big question – what is he for?
Political parties
By Keiran Pedley
Keir Starmer still needs to answer one big question – what is he for?
Labour one year in: a great time to be unpopular
Political parties
By John Higginson
Labour one year in: a great time to be unpopular
The UK’s largest civil project is going belly up at taxpayers’ expense – it’s time to put HS2 Ltd into administration
Transport
By Lord Berkeley
The UK’s largest civil project is going belly up at taxpayers’ expense – it’s time to put HS2 Ltd into administration
Lord Lexden reviews 'The Spy and the Devil'
Books & culture
By Lord Lexden
Lord Lexden reviews 'The Spy and the Devil'
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Labour MPs Demand Colleagues Lose Whip Over Palestine Action Vote
Labour MPs Demand Colleagues Lose Whip Over Palestine Action Vote
Foreign affairs
Rachel Reeves: Hero of the Left
Rachel Reeves: Hero of the Left
By Tim Leunig
Political parties
One Year After The General Election: Where Are Former MPs Now?
One Year After The General Election: Where Are Former MPs Now?
Political parties
House of Lords To Move To QEII Centre While Parliament Restored
House of Lords To Move To QEII Centre While Parliament Restored
Parliament
Welfare Bill Passes House Of Commons Vote After Day Of Pain For Government
Welfare Bill Passes House Of Commons Vote After Day Of Pain For Government
Health
My Catholic priest tried to coerce my assisted dying vote
My Catholic priest tried to coerce my assisted dying vote
By Chris Coghlan MP
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Standing charge lottery yet another symptom of broken energy market Partner content
Home affairs
By Which?
Standing charge lottery yet another symptom of broken energy market

Ahead of Ed Davey’s party conference speech today, Richard Lloyd, Executive Director at Which?, says it’s time for the Energy Secretary to take more radical action to reform the energy market for hard-pressed consumers.
Putting Fairer Gambling on the agenda at Lib Dem conference Partner content
By Campaign for Fairer Gambling
Putting Fairer Gambling on the agenda at Lib Dem conference
Derek Webb, the Founder of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling spoke alongside Paddy Ashdown and other senior Lib Dems at the Candidates’ Reception at Liberal Democrat conference.
Why value water? Partner content
By WWF
Why value water?
The WWF's Dominic Gogol argues that the Government's Water Bill is currently a "missed opportunity" to give the UK the water regulatory framework it needs.
Red tape ‘helps rogue landlords’ Partner content
By Electrical Safety First
Red tape ‘helps rogue landlords’
Whitehall bureaucracy is preventing councils from taking action against poor standards in the private rented sector, according to new research.
Is the FOBT issue about to become an FOBT scandal? Partner content
By Campaign for Fairer Gambling
Is the FOBT issue about to become an FOBT scandal?
Derek Webb, Founder of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling writes about the Stop the Fixed Odds Betting Terminals campaign and why his team will be attending all 3 main party conferences.
Banking for young people – it’s time to start the debate Partner content
By Personal Finance Education Group
Banking for young people – it’s time to start the debate
pfeg (Personal Finance Education Group) chief executive Tracey Bleakley looks ahead to the charity’s fringe debates at this year’s party conferences.
Government scrapping pollution monitoring Partner content
Environment
By Clean Air in London
Government scrapping pollution monitoring
Government covered-up three legally-required smog warnings in the fortnight after launching a consultation proposing the scrapping of local monitoring by others.
Party conferences 2013: The challenges of living well for longer Partner content
By Age UK
Party conferences 2013: The challenges of living well for longer
With party conferences fast approaching, Age UK explain why they will be focusing on whether a cross-government strategy is needed to manage systems "planned for a different age"
Men 'better at weight loss than women' Partner content
Health
By Slimming World
Men 'better at weight loss than women'

The largest-ever survey of slimmers has found that men find it easier to lose weight than women.
Vote of confidence in UK shipping Partner content
By UK Chamber of Shipping
Vote of confidence in UK shipping
The UK is globally competitive and will grow over the next five years, according to the maritime industry.
US trade boost for beef Partner content
By AHDB Beef and Lamb
US trade boost for beef
The UK's beef and lamb producers have welcomed plans for a US/EU trade deal.
Scrap tax to boost the flying economy Partner content
By British Air Transport Association
Scrap tax to boost the flying economy
Where do people who work in aviation live? The obvious answer would be close to airports, but in fact the industry’s workers are spread across the UK.
Heathrow driving a jobs lead recovery Partner content
By Heathrow
Heathrow driving a jobs lead recovery
John Holland-Kaye, Development Director at Heathrow sets out how developments including the Terminal 2 project, are helping the economic recovery, and creating jobs & new skills.
Exporting our expertise Partner content
By Ethos Journal
Exporting our expertise
A new governmental body offers emerging countries access to the clinical excellence of the NHS. Healthcare UK's Howard Lyons describes the potential of these clients for UK plc
Teachers will strike in October Partner content
By NASUWT
Teachers will strike in October
The two largest teaching unions have said there will be strike action across England next month.
Consumer confidence on the rise Partner content
By Visa
Consumer confidence on the rise
UK consumers are enjoying a "feel-good factor" that boosted spending last month, according to new data.
MPs: Economy is on the mend Partner content
By Visa
MPs: Economy is on the mend
New data showing household expenditure increased by 1.6% last month has been welcomed by MPs.
Special Olympians embrace recycling Partner content
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Special Olympians embrace recycling
More 1,700 athletes with intellectual disabilities from England, Scotland and Wales got into recycling at the Special Olympics Summer Games.
Anger at Wonga's 'vulture capitalism' Partner content
By Unite
Anger at Wonga's 'vulture capitalism'
The country's biggest trade union has accused payday loan company Wonga of preying on the financially vulnerable.
Paper - An industry with a great future, only if... Partner content
By Confederation of Paper Industries
Paper - An industry with a great future, only if...
Why in the UK do we import more paper than we produce and what can we do to turn that around?
Commissioning public services Partner content
By Ethos Journal
Commissioning public services
Should the Government speed up on plans to centralise procurement or slow down?
The Ethos interview: Unison's Dave Prentis Partner content
By Ethos Journal
The Ethos interview: Unison's Dave Prentis
Dave Prentis, of Unison, talks to the Guardian's Andrew Sparrow about privatisation and how unions are adapting to the evolving landscape of public service delivery for Ethos.
How to get a job after GCSEs Partner content
By Association of Employment and Learning Providers
How to get a job after GCSEs
More than 700,000 young people got their GCSE results today.
Girls taking more science GCSEs Partner content
By The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Girls taking more science GCSEs
The number of GCSEs taken in science, technology, engineering and maths has increased but attainment has gone down.
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Net Zero Week in Parliament 2025
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