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Labour still face an uphill battle to win over Scottish voters despite falling SNP support
Labour still face an uphill battle to win over Scottish voters despite falling SNP support
Political parties
By Sir John Curtice
Humza Yousaf was the overwhelming favourite to become the next SNP leader among his fellow MSPs at Holyrood and among those who occupy the SNP benches at Westminster.
Mission Zero: Why the Skidmore Review can kickstart the nation’s journey to net zero Partner content
Environment
By UKCRIC
Mission Zero: Why the Skidmore Review can kickstart the nation’s journey to net zero
Strengthening Britain’s support for Taiwan is vital as the threat from China grows
Foreign affairs
By Judith Cummins MP and Lord Leong
Strengthening Britain’s support for Taiwan is vital as the threat from China grows
We must empower more young people to enter politics
Parliament
By Dan Carden MP
We must empower more young people to enter politics
What lessons can the UK learn from abroad about onshore wind?
Energy
By Tom Sasse
What lessons can the UK learn from abroad about onshore wind?
Illegal Migration Bill will turn back the clock on modern slavery legislation
Home affairs
By Mike Adamson
Illegal Migration Bill will turn back the clock on modern slavery legislation
Labour will make Britain a clean energy superpower – and innovation in tech is crucial to succeed
Energy
By Chi Onwurah MP
Labour will make Britain a clean energy superpower – and innovation in tech is crucial to succeed
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A hot mess – the difficulties of decarbonising home heating
A hot mess – the difficulties of decarbonising home heating
By Adam Bell
Energy
All The Major Announcements In The Spring Budget: Childcare, Energy and Pensions Boost
All The Major Announcements In The Spring Budget: Childcare, Energy and Pensions Boost
Economy
Octopus boss Greg Jackson: The UK is going backwards on renewables
Octopus boss Greg Jackson: The UK is going backwards on renewables
By Tali Fraser
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The Parliament Choir to hit the high note at the Vatican Partner content
Culture
By Parliament Choir
The Parliament Choir to hit the high note at the Vatican
This article is kindly sponsored by the High Value Manufacturing Catapult
Why Environmental Sustainability is the Foundation for Future Sporting Success Partner content
Environment
By UK Sport
Why Environmental Sustainability is the Foundation for Future Sporting Success
We often hear about the steps that manufacturing, infrastructure, and transport are taking to respond to the challenge of climate change, but it is a growing issue for sport too. As UK Sport launches its new Environmental Sustainability Strategy, we sat down with Tom Baker, Head of Social Impact, to find out why the organisation is putting environmental sustainability at the centre of its work.
Too often transport accessibility is an afterthought – we must listen to disabled voices
Transport
By Paul Maynard MP
Too often transport accessibility is an afterthought – we must listen to disabled voices
Our neighbourhoods aren’t designed for disabled people. It’s about time we started listening to them.
Parliamentary processes are not tough enough to hold politicians to account
Parliament
By Debbie Abrahams MP
Parliamentary processes are not tough enough to hold politicians to account
As if we needed it, last week delivered a powerful reminder of why our politics requires a deep clean.
Illegal Migration Bill must create a safe passage visa for refugees to claim asylum
Home affairs
By Olivia Blake MP
Illegal Migration Bill must create a safe passage visa for refugees to claim asylum
As the Illegal Migration Bill enters the Committee stage today and MPs have a chance to debate amendments and new clauses, we should reflect on the aims of the bill, what it will achieve, and not only what it means for our asylum process, but the global system for offering aid and support to refugees.
Tribute to Baroness Masham
Obituaries
By Baroness Grey-Thompson
Tribute to Baroness Masham
A force of nature, Baroness Masham’s kind and gentle manner belied her steely strength in the fight for disability rights
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