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What does the girls’ education ban in Afghanistan mean for the world?

What does the girls’ education ban in Afghanistan mean for the world?

30 Jun Education

In Afghanistan, most schools closed as the country fell to the Taliban, an ultra-conservative Sunni Muslim and mostly ethnic Pashtun armed group, in August 2021. Over the last 10 months they gradually opened for boys of all ages, but girls over the age of 11 have been home since.

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Senior Conservative Women MPs Call For "Zero Tolerance Policy" After Chris Pincher Allegations

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01 Jul

Rock Around The Tock: Meet the new generation of Tik Tok MPs

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01 Jul

The Rundown: Overturning Of Roe Vs Wade Exposes UK Abortion Law's Fragility

10:27

01 Jul

Bewilderment In Downing Street Over Response To Chris Pincher Allegations

10:00

01 Jul

Russia's demand to limit Nato expansion is totally unacceptable to Finland

09:53

01 Jul

Roe Vs Wade Shows Now Is Finally Time To Decriminalise Abortion In The UK, Says Veteran Campaigner

08:00

01 Jul

Downing Street Under Pressure To Remove Whip From Chris Pincher

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20 Jun Political parties

Labour Front Benchers Banned From Joining Picket Lines Amid Rail Strikes

Labour Front Benchers Banned From Joining Picket Lines Amid Rail Strikes

20 Jun Political parties

Commons Agrees To Erase Data On MPs' Attendance After Pressure From Ministers

Commons Agrees To Erase Data On MPs' Attendance After Pressure From Ministers

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Staffers Demand Equal Pay For Similar Work

13 Sep 2021 Parliament

Staffers Demand Equal Pay For Similar Work

Trade union representatives acting on behalf of MP case workers have secured a meeting with the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) to discuss their demand for a pay rise.

Why we need a new housing regeneration agency

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13 Sep 2021 Communities

Why we need a new housing regeneration agency

A national regeneration agency could breathe new life into some of the UK's most out-of-date housing, making it fit for the 21st century.

Space is the key to delivering the Prime Minister’s top priorities

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13 Sep 2021 Education

Space is the key to delivering the Prime Minister’s top priorities

Since entering Number 10, the Prime Minister has committed to levelling up, delivering a net zero economy and investing in innovative growth industries. It is no exaggeration to say that all of these agenda areas are dependent on space.

British para athletes make history to end our extraordinary sporting summer on a high

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13 Sep 2021 Coronavirus

British para athletes make history to end our extraordinary sporting summer on a high

An extraordinary summer is drawing to a close and, as I returned home from Tokyo last week, there was finally time to draw breath and reflect on a very special Paralympic Games. A Games that, in the words of Andrew Parsons, the International Paralympic Committee President, ‘many doubted would happen, many thought impossible’.

Michael Gove: 'This is a rainbow country with a warm, sunny welcome, for all'

13 Sep 2021 Communities

Michael Gove: 'This is a rainbow country with a warm, sunny welcome, for all'

Preserving the United Kingdom in its current form is a project closer to the heart of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove than perhaps any other minister. But despite working flat out to keep the union together, he tells Rosa Prince he can still find time to boogie

Natasha's Law: A new hope for allergy sufferers

12 Sep 2021 Health

Natasha's Law: A new hope for allergy sufferers

Five years on from Natasha Ednan-Laperouse’s death after an allergic reaction, ‘Natasha’s Law’ is finally coming into effect next month. Georgina Bailey reports on the family’s fight to make life safer for sufferers and how allergy policy is changing

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Can departmental data sharing really transform citizen services?

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Financing the reinvention of affordable housing

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Boris Johnson must honour the promises he made at the G7 to deliver Covid vaccines

29 Jun Coronavirus

Boris Johnson must honour the promises he made at the G7 to deliver Covid vaccines

UK behaviour at WTO exposes a dishonest approach to trade negotiations and will prolong the pandemic globally

25 Jun Coronavirus

UK behaviour at WTO exposes a dishonest approach to trade negotiations and will prolong the pandemic globally

Brexit All

Politically and economically, the Northern Ireland Protocol is not fit for purpose

21 Jun Brexit

Politically and economically, the Northern Ireland Protocol is not fit for purpose

Concerns raised over new post-Brexit state subsidy regime

20 Jun Brexit

Concerns raised over new post-Brexit state subsidy regime

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Gambling reform will be crucial to levelling up deprived communities

28 Jun Communities

Gambling reform will be crucial to levelling up deprived communities

In an unprecedented economic crisis, local government services and their users need support

28 Jun Communities

In an unprecedented economic crisis, local government services and their users need support

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How advertising is addressing uncomfortable truths about its own industry

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27 Jun Education

How advertising is addressing uncomfortable truths about its own industry

Extra Time: sport must be clean and fair or it is nothing

21 Jun Culture

Extra Time: sport must be clean and fair or it is nothing

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To boldly go? UK aims to boost defence capabilities in space

29 Jun Defence

To boldly go? UK aims to boost defence capabilities in space

How one former soldier transitioned from the military frontline to the trenches of politics

29 Jun Defence

How one former soldier transitioned from the military frontline to the trenches of politics

Economy All

Countering the cost-of-living crisis - some quick fixes

29 Jun Economy

Countering the cost-of-living crisis - some quick fixes

More responsible debt collection from government will ensure low-income households benefit from support

29 Jun Economy

More responsible debt collection from government will ensure low-income households benefit from support

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Health Disparities White Paper must level up heart health

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28 Jun Environment

Health Disparities White Paper must level up heart health

Digital technology must be front and centre when tackling the children's mental health crisis

22 Jun Health

Digital technology must be front and centre when tackling the children's mental health crisis

Energy All

Scientific Britannia - how can Britain become a science and tech powerhouse?

24 Jun Economy

Scientific Britannia - how can Britain become a science and tech powerhouse?

Why can't BEIS and the Treasury get on?

23 Jun Environment

Why can't BEIS and the Treasury get on?

Environment All

Net Zero: mission impossible?

22 Jun Environment

Net Zero: mission impossible?

“Stepping Up to Level Up”: Why UK businesses should care about inclusive growth

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20 Jun Environment

“Stepping Up to Level Up”: Why UK businesses should care about inclusive growth

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Government cannot afford to rush scrutiny of Australia trade deal

29 Jun Economy

Government cannot afford to rush scrutiny of Australia trade deal

When it comes to child refugees, the government must move faster

22 Jun Foreign affairs

When it comes to child refugees, the government must move faster

Health All

Boosting funding to community pharmacies would help ease the NHS backlog

28 Jun Health

Boosting funding to community pharmacies would help ease the NHS backlog

How innovation can help ease the devastating impact of macular disease

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20 Jun Health

How innovation can help ease the devastating impact of macular disease

Home affairs All

Victims of sexual violence must not be deterred from seeking counselling

29 Jun Home affairs

Victims of sexual violence must not be deterred from seeking counselling

Now is the time to crack down on online ad criminals

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27 Jun Home affairs

Now is the time to crack down on online ad criminals

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Former Party Chair Lord Baker on 'the Strange Death of Conservative England'

27 Jun Political parties

Former Party Chair Lord Baker on 'the Strange Death of Conservative England'

Honouring murdered MP Sir Henry Wilson

23 Jun Political parties

Honouring murdered MP Sir Henry Wilson

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28 Jun Economy

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22 Jun Social affairs

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