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This is the last continuity Budget that government can get away with
This is the last continuity Budget that government can get away with
Economy
By Dan Haile
John Healey paid tribute to Rachel Reeves at the start of his Budget speech, and the former chancellor’s fiscal plans cast a long shadow over his plans.
Women with endometriosis are being failed by employers – we should introduce workplace health passports
Health
By Kirsteen Sullivan MP
Women with endometriosis are being failed by employers – we should introduce workplace health passports
Politicians and the public have different definitions of long-term delivery
Political parties
By Matthew Barnfield
Politicians and the public have different definitions of long-term delivery
We must do more to protect high streets from illicit tobacco and vapes
Communities
By Oliver Ryan MP
We must do more to protect high streets from illicit tobacco and vapes
Written questions are an essential tool – rationing them would diminish Parliament’s purpose
Parliament
By Ben Obese-Jecty MP
Written questions are an essential tool – rationing them would diminish Parliament’s purpose
The Hillsborough Law is not being scrutinised enough
Home affairs
By Richard Ekins KC
The Hillsborough Law is not being scrutinised enough
Allergy care must not be left to the NHS postcode lottery
Health
By Lord Hunt
Allergy care must not be left to the NHS postcode lottery
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Ministers In Budget Eve Row With Labour MPs Over Miner Pension Fund
Ministers In Budget Eve Row With Labour MPs Over Miner Pension Fund
Communities
Government Holding Talks With Labour MPs After Miner Pensions Backlash
Government Holding Talks With Labour MPs After Miner Pensions Backlash
Economy
'From Active Courting To Managed Containment': The Evolving Tory Approach To Trump
"From Active Courting To Managed Containment": The Evolving Tory Approach To Trump
Foreign affairs
Government Estimates Universities Will Lose £1bn From International Student Levy
Government Estimates Universities Will Lose £1bn From International Student Levy
Education
Inside The Green Party Struggle Over Reforms Amid 'Zionism Is Racism' Row
Inside The Green Party Struggle Over Reforms Amid 'Zionism Is Racism' Row
Foreign affairs
The Night Margaret Thatcher Became The Iron Lady
The Night Margaret Thatcher Became The Iron Lady
History
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MPs: More therapy services; fewer pills Partner content
By UK Council for Psychotherapy
MPs: More therapy services; fewer pills
Following his debate last week, Conservative MP James Morris, new Shadow Health Minister Luciana Berger and the UKCP call for a greater focus on psychotherapy.
The Myth Master of the Association of British Bookmakers Partner content
By Campaign for Fairer Gambling
The Myth Master of the Association of British Bookmakers
The Campaign for Fairer Gambling responds to the ABB's recent article welcoming the Government's decision on fixed odds betting terminals.
'Invest in Stansted' says London business Partner content
By London First
'Invest in Stansted' says London business
Stansted airport's rail link should be upgraded to allow it to compete with Heathrow and Gatwick, according to a London business group.
Welcoming wind farms? Partner content
By Ethos Journal
Welcoming wind farms?
Are wind farms an imposition on communities? Ethos Journal asked two insiders who disagree, polarised by aesthetics and house prices versus the need for clean energy and new jobs.
Quarry biodiversity projects honoured Partner content
Environment
By Mineral Products Association
Quarry biodiversity projects honoured
A Government minister has praised the contribution of the quarrying industry to biodiversity.
Gaming machine myths exposed Partner content
By Association of British Bookmakers
Gaming machine myths exposed
The Association of British Bookmakers' Dirk Vennix says the public consultation on gaming machines proves why governments must only make decisions based on evidence.
How social care helped me get three Gold medals at the Paralympics Partner content
By Scope
How social care helped me get three Gold medals at the Paralympics
Paralympic champion Sophie Christiansen calls for cross-party action to ensure the Care Bill does not deny 100,000 disabled people the vital social care that she received.
Government 'adds to cost of gas' Partner content
By British Gas
Government 'adds to cost of gas'
British Gas has defended its decision to increase the cost of gas by 8.4% and electricity by 10.4% from next month.
NHS ‘must use drugs to stop sight loss’ Partner content
By Macular Society
NHS ‘must use drugs to stop sight loss’
For a health charity, the discovery of a new drug that can cure or halt the effects of a medical condition is a great day.
Boost for energy coast business Partner content
By Britain's Energy Coast
Boost for energy coast business
Three businesses on Britain’s Energy Coast have been awarded grants to allow them to expand.
Brits 'can't afford hobbies' Partner content
By Santander
Brits 'can't afford hobbies'
Up to five million people have had to give up their hobbies because they can no longer afford them, according to new research.
Unis 'need risk-based regulation' Partner content
By Policy Connect
Unis 'need risk-based regulation'
The higher education sector needs to be "properly regulated" according to a new report.
The bookmakers' new code of misconduct Partner content
By Campaign for Fairer Gambling
The bookmakers' new code of misconduct
Founder of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling Derek Webb responds to a proposed new code for bookmakers. He is concerned that fixed odds betting terminals are not covered and that users remain unprotected.
‘New era’ of protection for young carers Partner content
By Carers Trust
‘New era’ of protection for young carers
A change in the law to recognise young people with caring responsibilities has been hailed as "a new era".
Cross-party support for young carers amendment Partner content
By Carers Trust
Cross-party support for young carers amendment
Paul Burstow, Robert Buckland and Barbara Keeley all explain why the Government’s recent amendment to the Children and Families Bill marks a milestone for young carers.
OECD’s skills 'wake-up call' Partner content
By The Work Foundation
OECD’s skills 'wake-up call'
A major study of skills among adults has shown England is lagging behind the rest of the industrialised world.
Elderly human rights ‘abused’ Partner content
By Age UK
Elderly human rights ‘abused’
The care system for older people is unsustainable and is a threat to older people's human rights, according to a new report.
England ‘bottom of literacy tables’ Partner content
By NASUWT
England ‘bottom of literacy tables’
Literacy and numeracy among 16 to 24 year olds in England are among the lowest in the industrialised world, it has been revealed.
Conferences, consumers and the cost of living Partner content
By Which?
Conferences, consumers and the cost of living
As another party conference season came to a close, the cost of living debate has remained at the top of the political agenda. And with the general election drawing ever closer, it’s an issue that isn’t going away.
Consumer confidence 'improving' Partner content
By Visa
Consumer confidence 'improving'
New figures from Visa Europe show an increase in consumer spending last month. The data indicates that consumers slowly gaining in confidence ahead of the peak trading season in the fourth quarter of the year.
Unite stands up for working people Partner content
By Unite
Unite stands up for working people
Political Director of Unite Jennie Formby responds to Michael Dugher's claims that unions are not working for working people.
Energy and equity: affordable warmth wherever you live Partner content
Home affairs
By Calor Gas
Energy and equity: affordable warmth wherever you live

Calor and National Energy Action hosted a fringe meeting at Conservative conference on rural fuel poverty. Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE) and 3 MPs including the former Energy Minister were on the panel.
Can the ‘housing cliff’ be avoided? Partner content
By Moat
Can the ‘housing cliff’ be avoided?
The effectiveness of planning system regulations were discussed widely in a Conservative party fringe meeting yesterday.
Player protection key to new responsible gambling code Partner content
By Association of British Bookmakers
Player protection key to new responsible gambling code
Neil Goulden explains how player protection is at the heart of the new world-leading Code for Responsible Gambling from the Association of British Bookmakers.
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