London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing a new battle, this time in the House of Lords, which senior government sources suggest will attempt to frustrate government efforts to remove around 4000 pieces of EU legislation from
She was both the “empress of punk” and the star designer of British fashion: known for her eccentric creations, Vivienne Westwood died on Thursday after more than fifty years of fashion as a political platform. “Vivienne Westwood died today peacefully and surrounded
With eyes fixed on January 22, when it will be reviewed whether she will remain in custody or not, Eva Kaili and her legal team continue to work, while the Italian and Belgian press reveal – almost daily – new facts. Of
Nearly three million adults in the UK are estimated to have sought help from church or other religious organisations since the start of the year as a result of the cost of living crisis, according to research published today. New findings show
The Labour Party have published a new analysis that it says shows that almost 80,000 veterans could be claiming Universal Credit (UC), up more than a quarter since April 2022. Shadow Veterans Minister Rachel Hopkins says findings shows the impact of the
Advertising has been widely recognized as having many negative effects on children. These include excessive materialism, underage substance abuse, youth violence and commoditization of the human body. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that parents restrict their child’s exposure to television
It is clear that there is currently insufficient capacity in the NHS in England. This hasn’t happened overnight. It is the result of failure on the part of consecutive Conservative governments to provide enough resources and training places and to carry out
There’s no money left in the kitty. This fact will define our politics for years to come and goes a long way to explaining why the Labour Party is so keen to focus on House of Lords reform. It is also the
Rishi Sunak’s unprecedented series of flip flops underlines the fundamental weakness of the Prime Minister and growing strength and confidence of Conservative rebels who have forced the Government into three major climbdowns this week. Mr Sunak has so far dropped his opposition
The UK Supreme Court says banning peaceful pro-life vigils and threatening demonstrators with fines and imprisonment is not a violation of the European Convention on Human Rights. In a unanimous ruling on the lawfulness of the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) (Northern
