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Time to legislate to stop illegal waste dumping at source
Time to legislate to stop illegal waste dumping at source
Environment
By Baroness Sheehan
The illegal dumping of waste is estimated to cost the UK economy £1 billion per year.
To lift families out of fuel poverty, Burnham must shift regressive levies off energy bills
Energy
By Toby Perkins MP
To lift families out of fuel poverty, Burnham must shift regressive levies off energy bills
Labour Friends of Lidos will fight for water companies to support our pools
Health
By Andrew Pakes MP
Labour Friends of Lidos will fight for water companies to support our pools
Britain’s payments success was built on trust. Security is the price of keeping it. Partner content
Economy
By Visa
Britain’s payments success was built on trust. Security is the price of keeping it.
A tax raid that Britain's high streets and leisure venues cannot afford Partner content
Communities
By Betting and Gaming Council
A tax raid that Britain's high streets and leisure venues cannot afford
'Fearsome and fun': Tribute to Lord Snape
Obituaries
By Sarah Coombes MP
"Fearsome and fun": Tribute to Lord Snape
Schools must be supported as the birth rate falls
Education
By Cllr Una O'Halloran
Schools must be supported as the birth rate falls
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UK Reprimanded Over Social Media Laws By US Diplomats At Embassy Summit
UK Reprimanded Over Social Media Laws By US Diplomats At Embassy Summit
Technology
UK Seeks Help From Trump White House On Radical Right
UK Seeks Help From Trump White House On Radical Right
Foreign affairs
A commitment to rejoin the EU would make Labour more electable
A commitment to rejoin the EU would make Labour more electable
By Tom Brufatto
Foreign affairs
Lib Dem MP Warns Her Party Is 'Struggling For Relevance' In Call For 'Insurgent' Liberalism
Lib Dem MP Warns Her Party Is "Struggling For Relevance" In Call For "Insurgent" Liberalism
Political parties
Labour MPs Refuse To Back Tory Wandsworth Council Against Government Funding Cuts
Labour MPs Refuse To Back Tory Wandsworth Council Against Government Funding Cuts
Communities
Anna Sabine, The 'Whispering' Lib Dem MP: 'Do I Seem Weak Now?'
Anna Sabine, The 'Whispering' Lib Dem MP: "Do I Seem Weak Now?"
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We saw homes burn in Stourbridge – we must not approve Rosebank
Environment
By Cat Eccles MP
We saw homes burn in Stourbridge – we must not approve Rosebank
This summer should have been a wake-up call. Across the UK we watched the countryside burn – but in Stourbridge it hit on our doorstep, with wildfires destroying 19 homes and damaging 18 others.
Effective obesity strategies must harness the power of family influence Partner content
Health
By Slimming World
Effective obesity strategies must harness the power of family influence
As the challenge of childhood obesity persists, Dr Sarah-Elizabeth Bennett, Senior Nutritionist at Slimming World examines the vital role of families and communities in obesity care and prevention
A reckoning has begun for the gambling sector, and the country will thank Andy Burnham for it Partner content
Culture
By Coalition to End Gambling Ads
A reckoning has begun for the gambling sector, and the country will thank Andy Burnham for it
The new Prime Minister’s clampdown on Britain's gambling companies will save lives, breathe life back into high streets, and deliver economic growth
'A reminder of what we stand to lose': Monica Harding reviews 'Hiroshima, 8:15'
Books & culture
By Monica Harding MP
"A reminder of what we stand to lose": Monica Harding reviews 'Hiroshima, 8:15'
At a time of global crisis, the publication of this recently discovered eye-witness account of the aftermath of Hiroshima gives us a chance to reflect again on the horror of nuclear war
The impact assessment sets out why I cannot support the assisted dying bill
Health
By Patrick Hurley MP
The impact assessment sets out why I cannot support the assisted dying bill
When the new assisted dying bill is brought before the House of Commons on Friday, MPs will again be asked to vote on a policy issue charged with immense emotional sensitivity.
If ministers want to ease the cost of living, they must stop policies colliding at the checkout Partner content
Environment
By Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I
If ministers want to ease the cost of living, they must stop policies colliding at the checkout
The Prime Minister has promised to give families more “breathing room” on the cost of living. With household budgets still under pressure, that is a welcome priority.
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Back Nuclear Energy 2026
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Coronavirus All
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
Brexit All
Ignore Tony Blair – here's what Labour should do next on Brexit
Brexit
By George Eustice
Ignore Tony Blair – here's what Labour should do next on Brexit
The post-Brexit deal for Gibraltar is not 'betrayal' – it is a triumph
Brexit
By Fabian Picardo
The post-Brexit deal for Gibraltar is not 'betrayal' – it is a triumph
Communities All
How civil society partnership can deliver the new government's agenda Partner content
Communities
By Social Investment Business
How civil society partnership can deliver the new government's agenda
Getting people active: a national movement, powered locally Partner content
Communities
By Sport England
Getting people active: a national movement, powered locally
Culture All
A reckoning has begun for the gambling sector, and the country will thank Andy Burnham for it Partner content
Culture
By Coalition to End Gambling Ads
A reckoning has begun for the gambling sector, and the country will thank Andy Burnham for it
Universal veterans united by a single need - proven solutions, not reinvention Partner content
Culture
By Veterans Aid
Universal veterans united by a single need - proven solutions, not reinvention
Defence All
Security means more than military spending
Education
By Jo Grady
Security means more than military spending
Sovereignty should be measured by capability, not ownership Partner content
Defence
By Amentum
Sovereignty should be measured by capability, not ownership
Economy All
Tech giants’ product safety bluster adds insult to injury Partner content
Communities
By Which?
Tech giants’ product safety bluster adds insult to injury
How data will unlock growth through AI in the UK economy Partner content
Economy
By Experian UK & Ireland
How data will unlock growth through AI in the UK economy
Education All
Outdoor learning must be at the heart of any meaningful solution for NEETs Partner content
Education
By Field Studies Council
Outdoor learning must be at the heart of any meaningful solution for NEETs
University funding is unfinished business for Labour
Education
By Professor Koen Lamberts
University funding is unfinished business for Labour
Energy All
We saw homes burn in Stourbridge – we must not approve Rosebank
Environment
By Cat Eccles MP
We saw homes burn in Stourbridge – we must not approve Rosebank
North Sea oil and gas is a test of leadership for Labour and they’re already failing
Environment
By Carla Denyer MP
North Sea oil and gas is a test of leadership for Labour and they’re already failing
Environment All
Increasing temperatures are exposing critical weaknesses in UK infrastructure Partner content
Environment
By UKCRIC
Increasing temperatures are exposing critical weaknesses in UK infrastructure
If ministers want to ease the cost of living, they must stop policies colliding at the checkout Partner content
Environment
By Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I
If ministers want to ease the cost of living, they must stop policies colliding at the checkout
Foreign affairs All
A commitment to rejoin the EU would make Labour more electable
Foreign affairs
By Tom Brufatto
A commitment to rejoin the EU would make Labour more electable
Britain's support for global education funds is more vital than ever – it must be maintained
Foreign affairs
By Bambos Charalambous MP and Rachel Gilmour MP
Britain's support for global education funds is more vital than ever – it must be maintained
Health All
Criminal gangs don’t care about Westminster’s smoking ban Partner content
Health
By BAT UK
Criminal gangs don’t care about Westminster’s smoking ban
Effective obesity strategies must harness the power of family influence Partner content
Health
By Slimming World
Effective obesity strategies must harness the power of family influence
Home affairs All
How Parliament is detoxifying the immigration debate
Home affairs
By Hana Kapetanovic
How Parliament is detoxifying the immigration debate
For electoral success, Burnham must ensure more Labour voters feel comfortably off
Economy
By James Crouch
For electoral success, Burnham must ensure more Labour voters feel comfortably off
Political parties All
Mega donations will do more damage to public trust in politics
Political parties
By Darren Hughes
Mega donations will do more damage to public trust in politics
A bunch of narcissistic, psychopathic Machiavellians? Britain's party members and their leaders
Political parties
By Tim Bale
A bunch of narcissistic, psychopathic Machiavellians? Britain's party members and their leaders
Social affairs All
The fresh vote on assisted dying is not only about life and death – it is about democracy
Health
By Baroness Mattinson
The fresh vote on assisted dying is not only about life and death – it is about democracy
Middlesbrough deserves greater police resources – but it also needs opportunities
Communities
By Andy McDonald MP
Middlesbrough deserves greater police resources – but it also needs opportunities
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