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The Chris Bryant interview: 'It is a bizarre irony that I am chair of the Committee on Standards'
The Chris Bryant interview: "It is a bizarre irony that I am chair of the Committee on Standards"
Political parties
By Tali Fraser
Chris Bryant has been through a few political scrapes, so recognises the irony that he is now chair of the Standards Committee. He tells Tali Fraser about the recent furore in the division lobbies, trying to hold his tongue and surviving cancer. Photography by Louise Haywood-Schiefer.
How we are building digital knowledge and inspiring cyber careers Partner content
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By Raytheon UK
How we are building digital knowledge and inspiring cyber careers
Domestic abuse victims must be supported when trying to rebuild their lives
Health
By Aspana Begum
Domestic abuse victims must be supported when trying to rebuild their lives
How a public inquiry into contaminated blood exposed decades of denial
Health
By Tom Sasse
How a public inquiry into contaminated blood exposed decades of denial
We must end hunting trophy imports for good
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By Henry Smith MP
We must end hunting trophy imports for good
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Scots will pay the price for the SNP’s tedious crusade for independence
Political parties
By Craig Hoy MSP
Scots will pay the price for the SNP’s tedious crusade for independence
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By Alex Norris MP
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The government must set a truly nature positive target to reverse biodiversity loss by 2030
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By Lord Redesdale
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Hear Us Now: creating a sound future for deaf children
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By Anita Grover, Chief Executive of Auditory Verbal UK
Hear Us Now: creating a sound future for deaf children
Parliament has the power to improve outcomes for deaf children. When early and effective support is in place, and access to this support is universal, deaf children can achieve the same things in life as their hearing peers. This support can also unlock significant economic benefits. But this is not currently happening.
Who's been hired, fired or retired this week in UK politics – 18 November
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