Yesterday in Parliament MP Steffan Aquarone raised urgent concerns about failings in the care of Patricia, a 25-year-old woman with anorexia nervosa, and called for immediate action to save her life. Patricia has a life-threateningly low BMI and has been unable to
The Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has heralded āa new era of child-centred government where children come firstā, that enables them to achieve and thrive at school and beyond. Phillipson told the Labour Party conference that early education and childcare are her āfirst
Labour will announce today that the parts of the country with the highest number of people out of work due to ill health will receive priority support to cut NHS waiting lists, as part of the Labour governmentās efforts to get people
Labour has announced plans to tackle the crisis in Armed Forces recruitment by ending outdated and unnecessary entry requirements and improving the path into the forces for new recruits. The Party claims the move will help fix the foundations of our forces
As the Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner prepares to open Labourās conference in Liverpool on Sunday, she has today committed to deliver devolution across the whole of the North, turbocharging growth in Britain’s northern heartlands. The Secretary of State for Housing, Communities
The Labour government has confirmed the scrapping of the planned Ā£40 million renewal of the contract for what they are calling Rishi Sunakās VIP helicopter service. The Ministry of Defence confirmed that it will not be renewing the helicopter service, used extensively
Previous Government accused of āsitting on their handsā whilst local communities and businesses grapple with new border arrangementsGovernment announces expansion of French border control zone at Port of Dover to reduce risk of queues at peak times in Kent when new EU
During a visit to Hitachiās rail manufacturing plant in Newton Aycliffe, Labour Party leader Keir Starmer has pledged to end the boom-and-bust cycle which is holding back Britainās struggling rail manufacturing industry. On the visit, Keir Starmer and Shadow Transport Secretary Louise
Labour has promised to take immediate steps in government to swiftly and efficiently remove those with no right to be in the UK as part of a major overhaul, to restore some grip and credibility to the asylum and immigration system that
Keir Starmer has set out Labourās plans to overhaul police vetting standards and root out rogue officers, as he challenged the Toriesā woeful inaction on tackling violence against women and girls. In Prime Ministerās Questions today (Wednesday 6 March), the Labour leader
