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The UK must consider carefully whether China is a trustworthy business partner
The UK must consider carefully whether China is a trustworthy business partner
Economy
By Baroness Kennedy
As UK ministers stride out into the world in pursuit of growth – navigating President Trump’s tariffs and seeking trading relationships and business partnerships wherever they can be found – it is important to consider two things: whether there ought to be ethical constraints to such activities; and how concerned we should be for our national security in dealing with potential partners.
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
Why Westminster’s biggest parliamentary group is calling for a commission on electoral reform
Political parties
By Alex Sobel MP and Lizzi Collinge MP
Why Westminster’s biggest parliamentary group is calling for a commission on electoral reform
APPG visit to the Kurdistan Region in Iraq highlights the mutual benefits of working together
Foreign affairs
By John Slinger MP
APPG visit to the Kurdistan Region in Iraq highlights the mutual benefits of working together
A wry and candid memoir: Lord Brady reviews 'The End of an Era'
Books & culture
By Lord Brady
A wry and candid memoir: Lord Brady reviews 'The End of an Era'
Time for Action on Ovarian Cancer Partner content
Health
By AbbVie
Time for Action on Ovarian Cancer
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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
If we don't change, we will lose
If we don't change, we will lose
By Graeme Downie MP
Political parties
PM Says Criticism Of India Trade Deal Is 'Incoherent Nonsense'
PM Says Criticism Of India Trade Deal Is "Incoherent Nonsense"
Economy
Richard Parker Interview: I Don't Care About A Brand, I Care About Values
Richard Parker Interview: I Don't Care About A Brand, I Care About Values
Communities
Michael Ellam: The EU Sherpa Resetting The UK-EU Relationship
Michael Ellam: The EU Sherpa Resetting The UK-EU Relationship
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Engineers slam national curriculum plans Partner content
By The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Engineers slam national curriculum plans
Engineers have slammed the draft proposals for the national curriculum for England as not fit for purpose.
MPs expose construction industry conspiracy Partner content
By GMB
MPs expose construction industry conspiracy
A committee of MPs has said there was a conspiracy among big construction companies to blacklist building workers.
Union attacks ‘derisory’ minimum wage rise Partner content
By Unite
Union attacks ‘derisory’ minimum wage rise
The UK’s largest trade union has condemned the 12p an hour rise in the minimum wage as “derisory”.
Whiplash victims ‘ignored by MPs’ Partner content
By Law Society
Whiplash victims ‘ignored by MPs’
The Law Society has written to a Commons Select Committee to complain that they are hearing only one side of the argument on whiplash claims.
Benefits cap worry over vulnerable children Partner content
By Action for Children
Benefits cap worry over vulnerable children
A leading children's charity has said it is "concerned" about the impact of the changes to benefits.
Taking UK skills to the global market Partner content
By Skills for Justice
Taking UK skills to the global market
Financial and legal sectors are closer than ever, and the needs of employers are changing. The skill sector is keeping up to the pace of change.
Small businesses can herald large-scale recovery Partner content
By Ethos Journal
Small businesses can herald large-scale recovery
Tom Papworth suggests equity capital for small businesses with a high-growth potential, as a means to reshape the economy.
No female PM ‘before 2015’ Partner content
By William Hill
No female PM ‘before 2015’
Bookmaker William Hill has said it is offering odds of 20/1 on there being a female Prime Minister before the end of 2015.
NICE approves sight-saving drug Partner content
Health
By Macular Society
NICE approves sight-saving drug
A new drug that will help sufferers of blocked blood vessels in the eyes has been welcomed by a leading charity.
Organ donations up 50% Partner content
By NHS Blood and Transplant
Organ donations up 50%
More than 100 families last year over-ruled a deceased relative’s wish to donate their organs, it has been revealed.
Gaming machines policy 'must be evidence-based' Partner content
By Association of British Bookmakers
Gaming machines policy 'must be evidence-based'
Bookmakers have said there must be an evidence-based approach to regulation of gaming machines.
Managers question chief exec pay levels Partner content
By Chartered Management Institute
Managers question chief exec pay levels
Company directors are receiving pay increases at almost twice the rate of more junior executives, new data reveals.
Climate change threatens poorest kids Partner content
By UNICEF UK
Climate change threatens poorest kids
The world's poorest children will pay the highest price for a lack of action on climate change, according to UNICEF UK.
Wales rental market 'needs reform' Partner content
By Law Commission
Wales rental market 'needs reform'
The Law Commission has said that the "complex and inflexible" legal framework governing rented housing in Wales needs reform.
MPs ‘can save lives’ Partner content
By British Red Cross
MPs ‘can save lives’
MPs can help save thousands of lives by backing life-saving skills training in schools, according to the British Red Cross.
Consumer spending continues to rise Partner content
By Visa
Consumer spending continues to rise
New figures from Visa Europe shows that UK consumer spending rose for the third consecutive month in March.
Insecticide ban ‘won’t help bees’ Partner content
By Crop Protection Association
Insecticide ban ‘won’t help bees’
Plant scientists have criticised a Commons select committee’s call for farmers to stop using some insecticides.
FE teachers back standards plan Partner content
By Institute for Learning
FE teachers back standards plan
Further education professionals have welcomed Government plans for a “more rigorous and responsive” skills system.
A smarter grid for renewable generation Partner content
By The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
A smarter grid for renewable generation
The Institution of Engineering and Technology has published a factfile on what a smart grid is and how it will be a crucial part of reform to the electricity grid.
Unite attacks ‘Dracula’ Osborne Partner content
By Unite
Unite attacks ‘Dracula’ Osborne
Unite the union has said the Chancellor is “an economic Dracula who rarely emerges in public to justify his policies that have sucked the life out of the economy”.
The National Federation of Builders supports criticism of the New Homes Bonus Partner content
By National Federation of Builders
The National Federation of Builders supports criticism of the New Homes Bonus
The National Audit Office has slammed the New Homes Bonus, suggesting it is having an insignificant impact on the availability of housing.
Teacher compensation tops £15m Partner content
By NASUWT
Teacher compensation tops £15m
The country’s largest teaching union has said its members are being injured at work because employers are deliberately flouting the law.
Gove must start listening to teachers Partner content
By NASUWT
Gove must start listening to teachers
Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, says her members will stand up for the public education system despite “constant denigration” by Michael Gove.
Nuclear welcome for Fallon Partner content
By Nuclear Industry Association
Nuclear welcome for Fallon
The Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) has said the expanded role for Michael Fallon announced today comes at a critical time for the industry.
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