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We must not take the news industry for granted: its future is in jeopardy
We must not take the news industry for granted: its future is in jeopardy
Social affairs
By Baroness Stowell
The future of news matters. A healthy democracy relies on informed citizens sharing an understanding of basic facts of the world around them.
The Professor Will See You Now: The politics of presence
Political parties
By Professor Philip Cowley
The Professor Will See You Now: The politics of presence
Construction’s silent mental health crisis Partner content
Health
By Chartered Institute of Building
Construction’s silent mental health crisis
‘Horrified that this is still legal!’: public reactions to a cruel and antiquated trade Partner content
Environment
By Humane World for Animals UK
‘Horrified that this is still legal!’: public reactions to a cruel and antiquated trade
We cannot afford to miss this opportunity for a deal with Europe
Foreign affairs
By Lord Kirkhope
We cannot afford to miss this opportunity for a deal with Europe
If Labour wants to win on immigration, offshore processing could be the answer
Home affairs
By Matthew Torbitt
If Labour wants to win on immigration, offshore processing could be the answer
Net zero is popular and essential. Labour must take the fight to Badenoch and Farage
Environment
By Luke Murphy
Net zero is popular and essential. Labour must take the fight to Badenoch and Farage
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Labour MPs Warn New Restrictions On International Students Could Compound The University Funding Crisis
Labour MPs Warn New Restrictions On International Students Could Compound The University Funding Crisis
Education
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
By Andy Burnham
Health
Top Starmer Aide: Reform Voters Are 'Labour People' – They're Just 'Pissed Off'
Top Starmer Aide: Reform Voters Are 'Labour People' – They're Just 'Pissed Off'
Political parties
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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Industry body backs Times cycle safety campaign Partner content
By Mineral Products Association
Industry body backs Times cycle safety campaign
The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has welcomed The Times newspaper's campaign to improve cycling.
Charities welcome free end of life care pledge Partner content
By Age UK
Charities welcome free end of life care pledge
Charities Age UK and Dignity in Dying have welcomed Labour party proposals to fund free 'end of life' social care.
Government 'not done enough' on dangerous dogs Partner content
By Blue Cross
Government 'not done enough' on dangerous dogs
The Government's announcements on irresponsible dog ownership have "not gone far enough", according to Steve Goody of the Blue Cross.
Carbon Capture and Storage: What can the government do? Partner content
By UK Energy Research Centre
Carbon Capture and Storage: What can the government do?
Professor Jim Watson outlines the importance of Carbon Capture and Storage technologies, following the launch of a UK Energy Research Centre report.
Burnham calls for change to NHS guidance after Muamba collapse Partner content
By Cardiac Risk in the Young
Burnham calls for change to NHS guidance after Muamba collapse
The Shadow Health Secretary has backed calls for a review of NHS advice on screening young people for cardiac conditions.
Fabrice Muamba's ordeal 'could help save lives' Partner content
By Cardiac Risk in the Young
Fabrice Muamba's ordeal 'could help save lives'
Dr Steve Cox, director of screening at health charity Cardiac Risk in the Young, has a personal interest in his work.
Global economy is on the verge of 'seismic change' Partner content
By Chartered Insurance Institute
Global economy is on the verge of 'seismic change'
Our global economy is on the verge of seismic change, but what path will it take and is the insurance industry well equipped to stay one step ahead of future challenges, asks a new report.
Petrol panic fuels UK spending Partner content
By Visa
Petrol panic fuels UK spending
The panic buying of petrol led to an increase in customer expenditure in the month of March, according to a newly released report.
Outdated laws to be repealed Partner content
By Law Commission
Outdated laws to be repealed
A law passed to ensure the rebuilding of St Paul's Cathedral in 1696 is one of just over 800 laws being recommended to Parliament, to be cleared from the statute book this summer.
Budget 2012: What the chancellor should do for the paper industry Partner content
By Confederation of Paper Industries
Budget 2012: What the chancellor should do for the paper industry
The chancellor must introduce "meaningful measures to back up ministerial rhetoric" on UK manufacturing, argues David Workman of the Confederation of Paper Industries.
Clegg welcomes 'good practice' internship guide Partner content
By Chartered Insurance Institute
Clegg welcomes 'good practice' internship guide
Deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg has welcomed the first 'good practice' guide for internshipsin the general insurance and financial services sector, released by the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII).
'I blame the Daily Mail for the riots' says charity chief Partner content
By Chance UK
'I blame the Daily Mail for the riots' says charity chief
Gracia McGrath, Chief Executive of the leading mentoring charity Chance UK, responds to the long-awaited report from the riots communities and victims panel and looks at the role the media has played in demonising young people.
MPs should 'show compassion' in vote on assisted suicide Partner content
By Dignity in Dying
MPs should 'show compassion' in vote on assisted suicide
Landmark vote on assisted suicide will give MPs the chance to show they are in step with public opinion, says Dignity in Dying.
Encouraging sustainable transport choices Partner content
By Sustainable Transport Dialogue
Encouraging sustainable transport choices
"How can we encourage sustainable transport choices?" was the central question posed at the parliamentary roundtable discussion on sustainable transport.
Was it a children's budget? Partner content
By UNICEF UK
Was it a children's budget?
In a Budget dominated by policies for business, Samantha Whyte, domestic policy and parliamentary manager at Unicef UK concludes that there was very little on offer for hard working families.
'Preparing for an ageing society goes beyond social care' Partner content
By Age UK
'Preparing for an ageing society goes beyond social care'
Age UK asks how the current policies of UK government and businesses are meeting the needs of an ageing society.
Changes to apprenticeship policy should reflect the interests of employers and learners Partner content
By Association of Employment and Learning Providers
Changes to apprenticeship policy should reflect the interests of employers and learners
The Association of Employment and Learning Providers responds to the news that perceived 'poor' short-course apprenticeship provision is only 3.7 per cent of the total apprenticeship cohort.
Budget 2012: Budget must provide 'stability' Partner content
By Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
Budget 2012: Budget must provide "stability"
Simplicity, certainty and stability should be at the heart of today's Budget, argues the ACCA.
Budget 2012: Managers will be paying close attention to the Budget Partner content
By Chartered Management Institute
Budget 2012: Managers will be paying close attention to the Budget
Petra Wilton, director of policy and research at the Chartered Management Institute, says skills remain a priority for managers watching today’s Budget.
Budget 2012: Service sector 'crucial' to economic growth Partner content
By Institute of Customer Service
Budget 2012: Service sector 'crucial' to economic growth
Jo Causon, ceo of the Institute of Customer Service, outlines the key measures the government should take to support companies in increasing their competitiveness through customer engagement.
Budget 2012: A Budget for jobs and growth Partner content
By Unite
Budget 2012: A Budget for jobs and growth
Unite general secretary, Len McCluskey, has called for an economic policy focused on "jobs and growth", ahead of today's Budget statement.
Government's approach to energy efficiency 'commendable' Partner content
By Dods Green Deal Dialogue
Government's approach to energy efficiency 'commendable'
Paul Hicks, design and construction coordinator for VELUX's CarbonLight Homes, outlines why the Green Deal is important and how it is "critical" that the government implements the initiative successfully.
Why we need International Women's Day Partner content
By Chance UK
Why we need International Women's Day
Gracia McGrath, chief executive of Chance UK reflects on why International Women's Day is incredibly important, because it starts a much needed conversation.
Tough year for the homeless sector Partner content
By Homeless Link
Tough year for the homeless sector
Latest government figures show homelessness increased by 14 per cent in 2011, compared to 2010.
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