London, (Parliament Politics Magazine)- Like most people I have stories to tell about Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Stories to tell about doing jigsaws in Sandringham on a Sunday evening, stories of barbecues in the woods in Sandringham in the middle
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine)- So many tributes, so much grief and mourning – the stage of denial is over and now we all face the long process of committing our late Queen to memory. This morning I thought for the first time,
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine)- The Royal Family mourn the loss of a Mother, Grandmother and a Great Grandmother . We mourn the loss of a much-loved Monarch. Our thoughts are with her family and indeed, all her loyal staff in the Royal
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Government should consider introducing “Hungarian style” pro-marriage policies to reverse decline in people tying the knot. In just a couple of days the UK Government will have a new Parliamentary leader, replacing Boris Johnson. While the
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A story caught my eye earlier in the summer the tragic case of two non-terminally ill sisters from the US, who ended their lives as one of Switzerland’s death clinics. Sisters Lila Ammouri (54) and Susan Frazier
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bill Esterson MP, Labour’s Shadow Business and Industry Minister used a visit to Tata Steel’s Shotton Steelworks to confirm his Party’s commitment to the industry. During his visit to the Deeside site in North Wales, which manufactures
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – This Online Safety Bill is a complicated piece of legislation that will have far-reaching effects on the regulation of the internet and in particular what people can and can’t say on large social media platforms like YouTube,
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – There are few areas of British life that have seen inflationary price rises quite so dramatic as private school fees. In the past 25 years, school fees have risen by well over 500 percent, with an average
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The United Kingdom has a dual system of government with an elected Prime Minister and a bicameral House of Commons. The Commons elects prime ministers and the opposition. A prime minister is chosen from the Commons, but
