UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Campaigner Esther Rantzen, who has terminal cancer, praised Commons approval of assisted dying bill as “rigorous and safe,” urging no delays in the Lords. As reported by The Guardian, Esther Rantzen said the assisted dying bill, if
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ministry of Defence staff lost 15,000+ security passes in five years, raising concerns and criticism over negligence in protecting sensitive defence sites. As reported by The Telegraph, officials at the Ministry of Defence have confirmed a record
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK health bodies urge government to mandate cancer warnings on alcohol, saying current labels fail to reflect the true scale of health risks. As reported by The Guardian, a coalition of doctors, charities, and public health experts
Bristol Airport stands at the forefront of an extraordinary opportunity — not just for our region, but for the country. The future of flight and the British aviation industry are being written right here in the South West, and they’re powered by
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Romford’s Market Place car park recorded the highest number of fines in Havering, as council enforcement ramps up across its 25 borough-owned sites. A number of infractions, such as failing to pay or parking outside of the
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A meticulously restored Georgian house dating back to 1792 in Hackney has been listed for sale at £2.1 million, highlighting its rare period features. For the prospective purchasers of this meticulously restored Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse on
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Southern services from East Croydon face delays due to signalling faults and urgent track work, with full suspension to Gatwick set for July 13. Overnight, there were delays and disruptions to the East Croydon to Brighton rail
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council welcomed residents with learning disabilities to take over roles and decision-making duties in a groundbreaking inclusivity event on 17 June. The occasion took place during Learning Disabilities Week 2025, which this year has as its
The public is deeply worried about the impact of assisted dying on vulnerable and disabled people, find a major new poll for Care Not Killing. Asked, “If assisted dying were legalised in Britain, how concerned or not would you be that the
It was an honour to have the chance to put a debate to Westminster Hall this week on the subject that this House has considered the USAID funding pause and its impact on UK International Development. While decisions regarding an American government
