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NHS England must act now to eliminate hepatitis B by 2030
NHS England must act now to eliminate hepatitis B by 2030
Health
By Beccy Cooper MP
World Hepatitis Day, on 28 July, serves as a timely reminder of progress made but also the persistent disparities in the UK’s response to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) goal of eliminating viral hepatitis by 2030.
Fake cosmetics online reveal UK’s consumer protection failures Partner content
Communities
By Which?
Fake cosmetics online reveal UK’s consumer protection failures
Recipes for Disaster: Boris Johnson's cheese on toast
Parliament
By Robert Hutton
Recipes for Disaster: Boris Johnson's cheese on toast
We must not repeat the mistakes of past cuts to the aid budget
Foreign affairs
By Jillian Popkins
We must not repeat the mistakes of past cuts to the aid budget
Labour’s first year in dealing with mental health services has been a reality check
Health
By Maria Caulfield
Labour’s first year in dealing with mental health services has been a reality check
More than half of maternity units are failing – why are we not treating this as the national emergency it is?
Health
By Adam Dance
More than half of maternity units are failing – why are we not treating this as the national emergency it is?
The power in partnerships Partner content
Communities
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
The power in partnerships
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Asylum Seekers Using Taxpayer-Funded Payment Cards To Gamble
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Jeremy Corbyn Confirms New Political Party With Zarah Sultana
Jeremy Corbyn Confirms New Political Party With Zarah Sultana
Political parties
BBC Politics Live Will Not Go To Party Conferences This Year
BBC Politics Live Will Not Go To Party Conferences This Year
Culture
Recipes for Disaster: Boris Johnson's cheese on toast
Recipes for Disaster: Boris Johnson's cheese on toast
By Robert Hutton
Parliament
Kemi Badenoch Brings Back James Cleverly In Shadow Cabinet Reshuffle
Kemi Badenoch Brings Back James Cleverly In Shadow Cabinet Reshuffle
Political parties
Government Hopes Unions Will Be Less 'Militant' As It Braces For Wider NHS Strikes
Government Hopes Unions Will Be Less "Militant" As It Braces For Wider NHS Strikes
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My Manifesto: Turbocharge Britain’s green growth to strengthen our energy security
Energy
By Bim Afolami MP
My Manifesto: Turbocharge Britain’s green growth to strengthen our energy security
In the decades to come, energy will be the most important driver of our economy and politics.
Baroness Altmann reviews 'Political Currency'
Books & culture
By Baroness Altmann
Baroness Altmann reviews 'Political Currency'
Given the hateful tone of much of our political debate, Ed Balls and George Osborne’s personal chemistry makes this podcast a refreshing listen
Salma Shah reviews Danny Kruger's 'Covenant'
Books & culture
By Salma Shah
Salma Shah reviews Danny Kruger's 'Covenant'
Dense and occasionally confusing, Danny Kruger’s deliberations on the politics of home and identity read like the musings of a progressive Victorian
A gas distribution network fit for the challenges we face Partner content
Energy
By Cadent
A gas distribution network fit for the challenges we face
Ahead of Labour Party Conference, Cadent’s Director of Sustainability and Social Purpose, Mark Belmega, explains how the UK’s largest gas distribution network is putting customers first, creating fairer opportunities within the sector and leading the charge to net zero.
Helping to drive the UK’s science superpower status through innovation Partner content
Health
By Medicines Discovery Catapult
Helping to drive the UK’s science superpower status through innovation
A new platform has been unveiled to bring revolutionary total-body PET imaging infrastructure and intelligence to the UK.
Conservatives need to be more open to conversations about diversity and inclusion
Culture
By Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones
Conservatives need to be more open to conversations about diversity and inclusion
We can’t create opportunities unless we challenge the status quo
From women’s rights to generational inequality, there is still much to do
Health
By Baroness Jenkin of Kennington
From women’s rights to generational inequality, there is still much to do
There are three fundamental issues that we must strive to solve if we are going to secure the future prosperity of all generations: the nation’s health; protecting our equality laws; and the housing crisis.
The PM has taken a genuinely long-term decision on smoking that will save lives
Health
By Steve Brine MP
The PM has taken a genuinely long-term decision on smoking that will save lives
The Prime Minister’s announcement today that he will follow the New Zealand model, to create a smoke-free generation in England by changing the law so children turning 14 or younger this year can never buy cigarettes in their lifetime, is the very embodiment of a long-term decision.
‘Meticulous’: Lord Lexden reviews 'The 1922 Committee: Power Behind the Scenes'
Books & culture
By Lord Lexden
‘Meticulous’: Lord Lexden reviews 'The 1922 Committee: Power Behind the Scenes'
With unrestricted access to its records, Lord Norton’s masterful account sheds fresh light on the workings of this mysterious committee
Making strides towards Net Zero: Programme Management Offices for transformation Partner content
Environment
By AtkinsRéalis
Making strides towards Net Zero: Programme Management Offices for transformation
Nigel Chisnall, transformation expert at AtkinsRéalis, outlines how Net Zero Programme Management Offices can help government to achieve its environmental goals.
Q&A with Steve Bagshaw: What’s on the agenda for the new chair of the High Value Manufacturing Catapult? Partner content
Economy
By High Value Manufacturing Catapult
Q&A with Steve Bagshaw: What’s on the agenda for the new chair of the High Value Manufacturing Catapult?
Steve Bagshaw has been appointed as chair of the High Value Manufacturing Catapult. Following the announcement, Steve sat down with his new colleagues to talk about the key issues that will be keeping him busy in the role.
My Manifesto: Bold housing solutions are needed to help our young people succeed
Communities
By Miriam Cates
My Manifesto: Bold housing solutions are needed to help our young people succeed
For British under-40s, the economic future looks grim. Thanks to the size and longevity of the Boomer generation, millennials can expect to work into their 70s, sacrificing large parts of their income in record taxation to pay the pensions and healthcare costs of the often asset-rich retired.
The professor will see you now - leadership elections
Political parties
By Professor Philip Cowley
The professor will see you now - leadership elections
In an occasional series, Professor Philip Cowley offers a political science lesson for The House’s readers. Here: leadership elections.
The Wizard Of Oz - can Isaac Levido work a miracle for the Tories?
Political parties
By Francis Elliott
The Wizard Of Oz - can Isaac Levido work a miracle for the Tories?
It has become a staple of the weekend wrap-up read in politics: a reported quote from Isaac Levido telling a private meeting of Tories that all is not yet lost.
Starmer won’t win on charisma – but nor will Sunak
Political parties
By Baroness Fall
Starmer won’t win on charisma – but nor will Sunak
British elections tend to hang on one question: how much is the electorate willing to risk for the sake of change?
Empowering British energy saving communities and businesses Partner content
Environment
By Mineral Wool Insulation Manufacturers Association
Empowering British energy saving communities and businesses
Energy saving is just as important as energy generation. Net Zero success relies on our ability to empower and reward businesses and communities to deliver energy savings.
“It would be a mistake to be fooled by Craig’s jolly exterior; he’s sharp as a razor”: Meet Craig Williams
Political parties
By Sophie Church
“It would be a mistake to be fooled by Craig’s jolly exterior; he’s sharp as a razor”: Meet Craig Williams
If you had asked Craig Williams 10 years ago what he would be doing today, he would have said running a pub. But instead of pulling pints, Williams came to Westminster. Now, as the PM’s PPS, Sophie Church meets the man on the rise in Parliament. Illustration by Tracy Worrall
My manifesto: Great Grimsby is ready for its renaissance
Political parties
By Lia Nici MP
My manifesto: Great Grimsby is ready for its renaissance
In the decades to come, energy will be the most important driver of our economy and politics.
The Conservatives must set out a real vision for people in the North
Political parties
By Jake Berry MP
The Conservatives must set out a real vision for people in the North
In the 2019 election, swathes of Britain voted Conservative that had never voted for our party before. They voted for a change to the decline they had seen over the past 40 years, presided over by both main political parties. They voted Conservative to make that change happen.
It’s time for social media and technology companies to put a stop to fraud Partner content
Economy
By TSB
It’s time for social media and technology companies to put a stop to fraud
Fraud is the most common crime in the UK. Every MP will have constituents who have lost money to fraudsters, with more than £1.2bn stolen by fraudsters last year alone.
Only the right gambling reforms will protect investment, jobs and raise standards Partner content
Health
By Betting and Gaming Council
Only the right gambling reforms will protect investment, jobs and raise standards
Getting the final proposals for gambling reform right can provide a long term boost for jobs and investment in our towns and cities.
'Spoiler. It will be some watch': Alistair Burt reviews 'Welcome to Wrexham: Season 2'
Books & culture
By Alistair Burt
'Spoiler. It will be some watch': Alistair Burt reviews 'Welcome to Wrexham: Season 2'
The endearing tale of two Hollywood stars who try to turn around the fortunes of a struggling Welsh football club, Welcome to Wrexham is an authentic roller-coaster of tension that no fan of the game will fail to relate to
The ghost of Brexit still haunts Britain
Brexit
By Lord Heseltine
The ghost of Brexit still haunts Britain
Until recently, for the two main political parties Brexit was taboo. Six years after Brexiteers took control they demonstrated that they had no plans to make it work. Instead, we erected barriers between ourselves and our largest market. There was always going to be a price to pay.
Inheritance tax is bad for families, bad for the economy – and voters hate it
Economy
By Nadhim Zahawi
Inheritance tax is bad for families, bad for the economy – and voters hate it
Party conference season is always an exciting time to set out ideas that can change our country for the better. These ideas shape the vision we have not just for the country we want to live in but, more importantly, for the kind of country we want to leave for our children.
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Total Politics at the Liberal Democrat Party Conference
2025
Bayview Suite 2
Total Politics at the Liberal Democrat Party Conference
Total Politics at the Labour Party Conference
2025
Room 4A and 4B
Total Politics at the Labour Party Conference
Total Politics at the Conservative Party Conference
2025
Derby Suite
Total Politics at the Conservative Party Conference
Parliament's People Awards
2026
The Palace of Westminster
Parliament's People Awards
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