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Survivors who report their abuse to police are too often let down. It’s essential we build a criminal justice system they can be confident in, writes Sarah Champion
Too often those bereaved in public disasters are left feeling sidelined. My Public Advocate Bill would ensure their voices are heard, writes Maria Eagle
Despite having a duty to protect their welfare, overstretched local authorities are failing children whose parents are subject to hostile immigration policies, says the Lord Bishop of Durham
Politics can be a tough place to be a woman – but also very rewarding. That is why a new network is launching this week to empower women from all backgrounds to access Westminster and succeed, writes Emily Casey-Haworth
Social care is chronically underfunded and undervalued. It needs an immediate cash injection to bring it to an acceptable standard, and then urgent reform, says Lord Forsyth
As the inaugral Inter-Parliamentary Cricket World Cup gets underway with a sprinkling of stardust, Chris Heaton-Harris writes on why these contests are so valuable
Early access to legal advice can stop problems spiralling. Shadowing legal aid lawyers shows how vital their work is, says Karen Buck
NHS England has made improvements to a range of areas over the past 12 months – we must continue to work together to make the Long Term Plan a success across every region, writes Simon Stevens
Vaccines are critical for health both at home and abroad. They must be made more accessible, says Philippa Whitford
A breakthrough medicine for cystic fibrosis is available from a US drugs firm, but negotiations to make it available in the UK are in stalemate. We must act now to end the deadlock, says Paul Scully
We need to ringfence funding, prioritise early intervention and look outside the health system to tackle the problem, says Barbara Keeley
The Health and Social Care Committee found that there are serious issues facing sexual health in England. Ministers should stop burying their heads in the sand and show leadership, writes Ben Bradshaw
Connecting Communities is an initiative aimed at empowering and strengthening community ties across the UK. Launched in partnership with The National Lottery, it aims to promote dialogue and support Parliamentarians working to nurture a more connected society.
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