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The UK has a unique historic and legal obligation to champion human rights and democracy in Hong Kong. The year 2019 might have been consumed by Brexit, but in 2020, the new Government must prioritise this crisis, writes Lord Alton
The Palace of Westminster is falling apart faster than it can be fixed, and we are at risk of a catastrophic failure. But the Restoration and Renewal team are ready with a plan for the biggest and most complex renovation of a historic building ever undertaken in the UK, writes Sarah Johnson
Without the vital support they need and deserve, young carers are just being exploited, writes Baroness Wheeler
Lord Howell on reforming the Lords, the Civil Servce, and Britain's changing place in the world
Ambitious policies for a truly green economy and a competitive stance based on creating world-class infrastructure can be vote winners, writes Jonathan Reynolds MP
The 2017 election demonstrated what Labour can achieve when it stands together. Our next leader needs backing not brickbats
We need someone who can devise a deliverable plan for government with identified milestones, writes Dame Diana Johnson MP
This new intake of MPs can help restore trust in our democracy by showing that Parliament can deliver what voters voted for, writes Jacob Rees-Mogg
As our climate changes, Australia is going to face longer and more intense bushfire seasons. We need the UK's ongoing support, writes Senator Murray Watt
No area has been more faithful to Labour than Wales. The leader must speak up for vulnerable people in this region and throughout the UK, writes Carolyn Harris MP
Boris Johnson's convincing majority put an end to the parliamentary drama, but can he "Get Brexit Done" by the end of the year? Laura Hutchinson explores the possibilities ahead
As the new Speaker took charge of PMQs for the first time, MPs were controlled with a look, or occasionally a wag of the finger, but none of the theatrics of his predecessor, writes Patrick Kidd
The Engineering a Better World podcast series from The House magazine and the IET is back for series two! New host Jonn Elledge discusses with parliamentarians and industry experts how technology and engineering can provide policy solutions to our changing world.
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