Last night we held another parliamentary talk, one that left me deeply unsettled. What began as a routine discussion on Christians in the Holy Land quickly transformed into one of the most sobering conversations I’ve had within these walls about the systematic
Hammersmith & Fulham Council releases a second £430k round of Coronation Youth Fund grants, backing 21 local groups supporting residents aged 11 to 24.
Edi Rama condemns UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood for targeting 700 Albanian families, calling the policy “demagoguery” and harmful to UK–Albania ties.
If Britain seeks to lead on human rights and responsible global trade, it cannot overlook one of the most entrenched systems of modern slavery operating in a country with which it has deep historical, economic and community ties. Pakistan’s brick-kiln industry continues
Islington Council’s emergency housing budget rises to £15m for 2025/26, with officials citing strong outcomes and renewed focus on homelessness prevention.
Defence Secretary John Healey condemns a Russian spy ship’s laser threat to RAF pilots as the UK boosts defence with new munitions factories and readiness plans.
PM Keir Starmer reflects on fatherhood for International Men’s Day as the UK unveils a men’s health strategy targeting suicide, addiction, and wellbeing.
The second annual Parliament News Awards nomination process has closed, and what an impressive list of nominations. Having met our selection criteria I am delighted to announce the following nominations. ## Backbencher of the Year Fourteen candidates nominated for Backbencher recognition. Selection
Russia says its air defenses intercepted Ukraine’s ATACMS targeting Voronezh, as Zelensky reports massive overnight attacks and rising casualties across Ukraine.
Last week in Westminster Hall, I spoke about something that has weighed on my community for far too long: the fact that Bolsover still has no sixth form of its own. In most parts of the country, a local sixth form is
UK inflation fell to 3.6% in October, easing pressure before the Autumn Budget. See ONS data, political reactions, economist views and expected tax changes.
When I first stood for election in North Shropshire, one issue came up on almost every doorstep in Whitchurch: the steps at the railway station. Forty-four steps may not seem like much for those without accessibility needs. But for others, the physical
