London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – This article solely focuses on the question of Standing order vs Direct Debit, which is better? Many of you must have seen yourself ponder this question. Well, worry no more! This article concisely concludes the gist of
London. (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Britain has a marriage crisis that was only recently splashed all over the front page of The Times. The national paper of record reported findings from the Children’s Commissioner that the ‘traditional’ family is in sharp decline.
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – “Neither defence nor peace come cheap” – Government must stick to it’s pledges on defence spending, says the Rt Hon Mark Pritchard As part of the Government’s reset of the mini budget, the new Chancellor of the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – You might have seen yourself ponder over what to do in London on your own especially in you’re visiting London for the first time. And though, you might not have come to a lot of conclusions, this
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – You might have often wondered why can the chancellor drink when it is prohibited for everyone else in the House of Commons. This does seem like something that has a major background because you don’t normally see
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – One should know of their passenger rights for EU flight canceled compensation or delayed in 2022. In this time and era, it is quite easy for people to get scammed or even deprived of their rights in
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Liz Truss has sensationally resigned as the leader of the conservative party after just 44 days in office. It means that the UK will get it 5th Prime Minister since 2010. In a short statement given
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Most people are recenrtly got curious about how many bars are in the house of common. Now this general question holds a lot of value. The parliament has been making the top of the news these past
A fascinating poll caught my eye the other day, which claimed that younger adults are more likely to pray than older generations. The survey commissioned by the Church of England revealed that nearly half of UK adults have prayed, but found wide
With the conservative party descending into chaos and fractional infighting, a petition calling on the return of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister has been signed by more than 10,000 conservative party members and supporters in just a couple of days. The
We have lost a chance to change economic direction, but we should not tear up the map just because the driver lost the way, writes Sammy Wilson MP Over the last two weeks we have witnessed political turmoil in Westminster which mirrors
Danny Kruger MP, co-founder of the New Social Covenant Unit argues that we have a far deeper political problem than the chaos of recent weeks and the solution is a radical new model based on families, communities and the nation It
