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Conservative Party Chairman Amanda Milling pays tribute to Prince Philip
Conservative Party Chairman Amanda Milling pays tribute to Prince Philip
Home affairs
By Amanda Milling MP
This week our Queen lost her husband, a family lost their father, grandfather and great-grandfather and our country lost a loyal and dedicated public servant.

This sad news has rocked our nation and I offer my deepest condolences to Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family.
Let’s Make 2021 the Year we Help Britain’s Outdoor Workers Breathe Easy Partner content
Environment
By British Safety Council
Let’s Make 2021 the Year we Help Britain’s Outdoor Workers Breathe Easy
No one should be dying from an eating disorder in 2021
Health
By Hope Virgo
No one should be dying from an eating disorder in 2021
Starmer’s ‘Red Wall first’ strategy may cost Labour in the local elections
Political parties
By Joshua Martin
Starmer’s ‘Red Wall first’ strategy may cost Labour in the local elections
The British values of accountability and rule of law mean we need the new All-Party Group on War Crimes
Foreign affairs
By Andrew Mitchell and Lord Mendelsohn
The British values of accountability and rule of law mean we need the new All-Party Group on War Crimes
As a 19-year-old receiving my Duke of Edinburgh Award, it was clear what Prince Philip represented: the importance of public service
Social affairs
By Ed Davey MP
As a 19-year-old receiving my Duke of Edinburgh Award, it was clear what Prince Philip represented: the importance of public service
Handcuffing children is beyond archaic, it has to stop
Home affairs
By Steve McCabe MP
Handcuffing children is beyond archaic, it has to stop
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Government must lay out a plan for students and end a year of neglect
Education
By Paul Blomfield MP
Government must lay out a plan for students and end a year of neglect
Alongside their students, universities and their staff need to know whether or not they are expected to resume in-person teaching this academic year, with time to prepare.
'The true courtesy of princes is not just their punctuality, but their engagement'
Social affairs
By Alistair Burt
'The true courtesy of princes is not just their punctuality, but their engagement'
I was attending a reception in the Royal Gallery, House of Lords, at which the Duke of Edinburgh was present. As he moved around from one group of MPs to another, he joined those with whom I was standing, and I introduced myself. He looked at me keenly. "Burt," he said, "Bedfordshire. I’m coming to your constituency. To Shuttleworth College."
Tribute to Prince Philip by Lord Robertson
Social affairs
By Lord Robertson
Tribute to Prince Philip by Lord Robertson
The Duke of Edinburgh was an interesting and interested man. He could take you by surprise with his knowledge and his passionate interest in surprising subjects and he always invited challenge. He could also be direct and blunt. But always magnetic.
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle pays tribute to Prince Philip
Social affairs
By Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle pays tribute to Prince Philip
When I first heard about the death of Prince Philip, I thought of the tremendous loss to the Her Majesty the Queen – the Duke was always by her side and gave his ideas, advice and encouragement to her for more than 70 years.
Lord Michael Howard pays tribute to Prince Philip
Political parties
By Lord Howard
Lord Michael Howard pays tribute to Prince Philip
As so many have pointed out, it is difficult to see how Her Majesty could have achieved that pinnacle of affection without the “strength and stay” of her husband.
We need a comprehensive security strategy fit for 21st century threats
Defence
By Wera Hobhouse MP
We need a comprehensive security strategy fit for 21st century threats
Current and future threats are not what they used to be. We owe it to the people whose lives have been tragically cut short by Covid, to ensure that when disaster strikes again, we are prepared.
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