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Over 100,000 people have spoken. Now both Houses of Parliament want answers on hospice funding
Over 100,000 people have spoken. Now both Houses of Parliament want answers on hospice funding
Health
By Corin Dalby
Just over a week ago, I had an idea: what if we brought together the hundreds of MPs and Peers who had already supported Every Hospice Matters, and united them behind dedicated parliamentary debates seeking a formal government response and urgent action on sustainable hospice funding?
SEND and NEET should not be treated as separate policy challenges
Education
By Mike Blakey
SEND and NEET should not be treated as separate policy challenges
NHS finances are heading down a perilous route
Health
By Eric Yang
NHS finances are heading down a perilous route
To stop fires in prisons, we need better detection, oversight and prevention
Home affairs
By Lord Foster
To stop fires in prisons, we need better detection, oversight and prevention
'The more you knew him, the more you admired him': Tribute to Lord Davies of Oldham
Obituaries
By Lord Bruce Grocott
"The more you knew him, the more you admired him": Tribute to Lord Davies of Oldham
Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
Social affairs
By Alan White
Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
Britain rejoining the EU is more plausible than you might think
Brexit
By Keiran Pedley
Britain rejoining the EU is more plausible than you might think
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Former Miners To Receive Pension Fund Within Weeks, Says Chancellor
Former Miners To Receive Pension Fund Within Weeks, Says Chancellor
Economy
Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
Just enjoy the show: how Russell Brand got away with it
By Alan White
Social affairs
Farage Worried Trump Will Keep Attacking Iran After Mid-Term 'Wipe Out'
Farage Worried Trump Will Keep Attacking Iran After Mid-Term "Wipe Out"
Foreign affairs
Britain rejoining the EU is more plausible than you might think
Britain rejoining the EU is more plausible than you might think
By Keiran Pedley
Brexit
'The more you knew him, the more you admired him': Tribute to Lord Davies of Oldham
"The more you knew him, the more you admired him": Tribute to Lord Davies of Oldham
By Lord Bruce Grocott
Obituaries
World Has Opportunity To End Iran War After Heavy Republican Losses In US, Says PM
World Has Opportunity To End Iran War After Heavy Republican Losses In US, Says PM
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Securing Britain’s energy today while enabling tomorrow’s industries Partner content
Economy
By Port of Milford Haven
Securing Britain’s energy today while enabling tomorrow’s industries
Milford Haven offers Britain a powerful opportunity to catalyse growth.
The New Face of Britain's High Streets Partner content
Communities
By The Sunbed Association
The New Face of Britain's High Streets
As the Government sets out its vision for revitalising Britain's high streets, The Sunbed Association argues that the contribution of service-based businesses, including professional tanning salons, deserves greater recognition.
The latest drug death figures show government's approach must change
Health
By Zoë Garbett
The latest drug death figures show government's approach must change
Today, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released its latest figures on drug deaths in England and Wales, revealing the latest extent of this public health crisis: 5,519 people died in 2025 due to drug use, a reduction of less than 1 per cent from last year.
Hidden Hazards: Learning the lessons of the past Partner content
Health
By British Safety Council
Hidden Hazards: Learning the lessons of the past
The dangers of asbestos and silica exposure have been known for generations, yet both continue to pose serious health risks for workers around the world. At British Safety Council's 2026 Annual Conference, Hidden Hazards: From Awareness to Action, experts examined the lasting consequences of asbestos exposure, the challenges associated with silica dust, and the practical steps needed to prevent future harm
The women missing from Britain's health policy
Health
By Oluwaseun Esan
The women missing from Britain's health policy
If ministers want to reform the NHS, whose ill health are we missing?
Public service broadcasting faces a defining moment
Culture
By Victoria Collins MP
Public service broadcasting faces a defining moment
We are approaching a clear moment of choice about the future of our media and the online world.
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Recipes for disaster: Boris Johnson iced by a cake
Coronavirus
By Robert Hutton
Recipes for disaster: Boris Johnson iced by a cake
Vaccinations save lives and money – ministers must do more to ensure take-up
Coronavirus
By Layla Moran MP
Vaccinations save lives and money – ministers must do more to ensure take-up
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The challenges of editing The House during the Brexit fallout years
Brexit
By Lord Brady
The challenges of editing The House during the Brexit fallout years
Britain does not need to reopen old wounds – endlessly relitigating Brexit is a bad idea
Brexit
By Adnan Hussain MP
Britain does not need to reopen old wounds – endlessly relitigating Brexit is a bad idea
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Things have changed radically for veterans since Remembrance Day was inaugurated! Partner content
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By Veterans Aid
Things have changed radically for veterans since Remembrance Day was inaugurated!
It's tough being a young person right now. We must do better at listening to them
Communities
By Dame Rachel de Souza
It's tough being a young person right now. We must do better at listening to them
Culture All
Public service broadcasting faces a defining moment
Culture
By Victoria Collins MP
Public service broadcasting faces a defining moment
Gambling firms harm our men and boys. It’s time to stop their advertising Partner content
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By Coalition to End Gambling Ads
Gambling firms harm our men and boys. It’s time to stop their advertising
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The line between the physical and digital battlefields is blurring – yet our government remains behind the curve
Defence
By James MacCleary MP
The line between the physical and digital battlefields is blurring – yet our government remains behind the curve
The next world war is already starting – to stop it, we must rediscover our courage to lead
Defence
By Tobias Ellwood
The next world war is already starting – to stop it, we must rediscover our courage to lead
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Securing Britain’s energy today while enabling tomorrow’s industries Partner content
Economy
By Port of Milford Haven
Securing Britain’s energy today while enabling tomorrow’s industries
The New Face of Britain's High Streets Partner content
Communities
By The Sunbed Association
The New Face of Britain's High Streets
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The agentic university: redesigning higher education from the inside out Partner content
Education
By Hexaware
University of East London
The agentic university: redesigning higher education from the inside out
Government must rethink its anti-growth tax on universities
Education
By Libby Hackett
Government must rethink its anti-growth tax on universities
Energy All
Britain is deindustrialising – the Budget must put a stop to it, and the PM should approve Rosebank
Economy
By Henry Tufnell MP
Britain is deindustrialising – the Budget must put a stop to it, and the PM should approve Rosebank
The Budget must make clean heating affordable for homes and businesses Partner content
Economy
By Mitsubishi Electric
The Budget must make clean heating affordable for homes and businesses
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Public ownership is not the only – or best – way to oversee our water supply
Environment
By Genevieve Maitland-Hudson
Public ownership is not the only – or best – way to oversee our water supply
Scotland's heat transition is stalling – it needs a route that works for every home Partner content
Environment
By SGN
Scotland's heat transition is stalling – it needs a route that works for every home
Foreign affairs All
The midterms won't stop AI
Foreign affairs
By Lord Sarfraz
The midterms won't stop AI
The next two years of Trump will be turbulent. The UK must hold its nerve
Foreign affairs
By Lord Sedwill
The next two years of Trump will be turbulent. The UK must hold its nerve
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The latest drug death figures show government's approach must change
Health
By Zoë Garbett
The latest drug death figures show government's approach must change
Hidden Hazards: Learning the lessons of the past Partner content
Health
By British Safety Council
Hidden Hazards: Learning the lessons of the past
Home affairs All
The Hillsborough Law is not being scrutinised enough
Home affairs
By Richard Ekins KC
The Hillsborough Law is not being scrutinised enough
Former military bases are a grim way to welcome asylum seekers – let’s find alternatives
Home affairs
By Peter Prinsley MP
Former military bases are a grim way to welcome asylum seekers – let’s find alternatives
Political parties All
The national commission on electoral reform has no time to waste
Political parties
By Alex Sobel MP
The national commission on electoral reform has no time to waste
Politicians and the public have different definitions of long-term delivery
Political parties
By Matthew Barnfield
Politicians and the public have different definitions of long-term delivery
Social affairs All
The political class is addicted to polling, but asks all the wrong questions
Social affairs
By Alfred Malmros
The political class is addicted to polling, but asks all the wrong questions
Young people face a crisis of belonging – we can’t treat our way out of it
Social affairs
By Mark Russell
Young people face a crisis of belonging – we can’t treat our way out of it
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