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‘A new handbook for the Scottish labour movement’: Brian Leishman reviews 'Keep Left'
‘A new handbook for the Scottish labour movement’: Brian Leishman reviews 'Keep Left'
Books & culture
By Brian Leishman MP
As we seek to regain the trust of disillusioned Scottish voters and stem the lure of the far right, Baroness Bryan succeeds in presenting a compelling case for realistic, socialist solutions
The government must take action to tackle the crisis in temporary accommodation
Communities
By Florence Eshalomi MP
The government must take action to tackle the crisis in temporary accommodation
The Liverpool-Manchester railway shows how we can do big infrastructure well
Transport
By Paula Walsh
The Liverpool-Manchester railway shows how we can do big infrastructure well
AI can lie, cheat and fail – so why are we still measuring it with vibes?
Technology
By Dan Aldridge MP
AI can lie, cheat and fail – so why are we still measuring it with vibes?
Unlocking the UK’s role in the global clean energy revolution Partner content
Energy
By Net Zero Technology Centre
Unlocking the UK’s role in the global clean energy revolution
The world won’t wait: we need a new approach to defence procurement
Defence
By John Cooper MP
The world won’t wait: we need a new approach to defence procurement
Offshore wind needs more innovation funding to match ambition Partner content
Energy
By Ørsted
Offshore wind needs more innovation funding to match ambition
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Labour MPs In Heated Row Following Jeremy Corbyn's Gaza Vote
Labour MPs In Heated Row Following Jeremy Corbyn's Gaza Vote
Parliament
Labour Whip Quits In First Frontbench Resignation Over Welfare Reforms
Labour Whip Quits In First Frontbench Resignation Over Welfare Reforms
Health
Everything You Need To Know About The MP Vote On Decriminalising Abortion
Everything You Need To Know About The MP Vote On Decriminalising Abortion
Health
MPs Vote To Decriminalise Abortion
MPs Vote To Decriminalise Abortion
Health
Green Party Accused Of Keeping “Unlawful” Gender Rules For Leadership Contest
Green Party Accused Of Keeping “Unlawful” Gender Rules For Leadership Contest
Communities
Whips Urge Labour Rebels To Abstain On Welfare Bill
Whips Urge Labour Rebels To Abstain On Welfare Bill
Economy
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Shapps maintains commitment to No Second Night Out Partner content
By Homeless Link
Shapps maintains commitment to No Second Night Out
In a civilised country, nobody should be living on the street, a leading Conservative politician has said.
Communities the key to preventing youth crime Partner content
By NASUWT
Communities the key to preventing youth crime
The shadow home secretary has called on politicians and the public alike to "challenge the misconceptions" about young people's involvement in the riots that took place across English cities this summer.
Coalition 'sowing seeds of confusion and preventing investment' Partner content
By National Federation of Builders
Coalition 'sowing seeds of confusion and preventing investment'
The coalition government is creating uncertainty by putting politics back into the planning process, the shadow business minister Ian Lucas has said.
MPs and peers score the Millennium Development Goals Partner content
By Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
MPs and peers score the Millennium Development Goals
On 23 November 2011, the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association UK Branch held a penalty shoot-out on Speaker's Green at which the House of Commons Speaker, the Lord Speaker, and Members of both Houses stood alongside international football legends to 'score' the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Reforming the image of trade unions Partner content
By Unite
Reforming the image of trade unions
The general secretary of the country's largest trade union has called for Ed Miliband to provide "a radical alternative" to the Conservative government's anti-trade union policies.
PFI 'too expensive', says Hodge Partner content
By Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
PFI 'too expensive', says Hodge
The chair of the Commons public accounts committee has argued that the private finance initiative (PFI) is too expensive to be used as a driver for economic growth.
Labour 'positive' about new nuclear Partner content
By Nuclear Industry Association
Labour 'positive' about new nuclear
The shadow energy minister has outlined Labour's support for the nuclear industry, as delegates meet at the party's annual conference.
'Country experiencing sustained attack on access to justice' Partner content
By Law Society
'Country experiencing sustained attack on access to justice'
The country is seeing the most sustained attack on access to justice there has been since the creation of legal aid, the shadow justice minister has said.
'Removing barriers to growth' Partner content
By National Federation of Builders
'Removing barriers to growth'
Prior to the National Federation of Builders' Labour Party conference fringe event, chief executive Julia Evans outlines what is stunting growth in the construction sector.
Labour a voice for young people, proclaims Burnham Partner content
By Action for Children
Labour a voice for young people, proclaims Burnham
The Labour Party will be "a voice for young people", the shadow secretary of state for education has declared.
Reforms risk leading people into 'abyss of homelessness' Partner content
By Moat
Reforms risk leading people into 'abyss of homelessness'
Housing benefit is vitally important in keeping people from the "abyss of homelessness", the shadow work and pensions minister has said.
Welfare reform 'must succeed' Partner content
By Association of Employment and Learning Providers
Welfare reform 'must succeed'
A Labour MP has highlighted the need for the government's flagship welfare-to-work scheme to prove successful.
Local food 'vital to the economy' Partner content
By Campaign to Protect Rural England
Local food 'vital to the economy'
The shadow environment secretary has praised the innovative work of local food suppliers and producers.
'Women are being left in the dark' Partner content
By Age UK
'Women are being left in the dark'
Time is running out for the government to change its plans for the state pension age, says Rachel Reeves MP in support of Age UK's 'our State Pension Age' campaign.
Investing in the green economy Partner content
By KPMG LLP
Investing in the green economy
Business as usual in the energy industry is definitely something that we are past, a leading Liberal Democrat peer has said.
Compensation culture is 'bad for society' Partner content
By Association of British Insurers
Compensation culture is 'bad for society'
The UK's compensation culture is having perverse social consequences, the chair of the justice committee has said.
Elderly 'ill-served' by the banking sector Partner content
By Age UK
Elderly 'ill-served' by the banking sector
High-street banks "ill-serve" disadvantaged people, leaving many feeling they are "tolerated" rather than served by the banking system, Liberal Democrat peer Baroness Kramer has said.
Last chance to stop women being penalised Partner content
By Age UK
Last chance to stop women being penalised
MPs across all political parties recognise the unfairness of the proposals to increase the age at which women receive their state pension, says Age UK.
MPs support Dilnot Partner content
By Chartered Insurance Institute
MPs support Dilnot
Only one in ten MPs support long-term care being fully funded by the state. That is the finding of a report released by the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), entitled 'Who cares?'.
Looking for evidence? Partner content
By AQA
Looking for evidence?
The differences between policy aspiration and implementation must be learned, says the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance as it gears up for party conference season.
A country where no one ends up on our streets Partner content
By Homeless Link
A country where no one ends up on our streets
The first step on the road to ending homelessness, is the ambition to end rough sleeping, says Jenny Edwards, chief executive of Homeless Link.
Welfare-to-work, skills and the NEET challenge Partner content
By Association of Employment and Learning Providers
Welfare-to-work, skills and the NEET challenge
The chief executive of the Association of Employment and Learning Providers, Graham Hoyle, explains why his association is taking a high-profile presence on the party conference fringe circuit.
Social care reform, financial inclusion, localism and more Partner content
By Age UK
Social care reform, financial inclusion, localism and more
With party conference season fast approaching, Age UK outlines what it has planned, along with details of its priorities during this busy time.
Survey signals new financial downturn Partner content
By Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
Survey signals new financial downturn
Pressure continues to build on business investment due to tightening finance, volatile exchange rates and fewer profitable opportunities, the ACCA has said.
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