The ruling BJP today called on Sikh bodies to ‘isolate’ Khalistan supporters as the search for Amritpal Singh entered its third day. Manjinder Singh Sirsa, the party’s prominent Sikh leader, told reporters that everyone must condemn the London incident in which some
It was heralded as a back to work budget. But back to work ‘incentives’ that reward the wealthy and penalise the poor simply reinforce the underlying problems of the labour market and further entrench the imbalance of wealth and power in this
The 32 page Bill is a detailed and comprehensive attempt to protect the public against air pollution, which is one of the biggest public health hazards of our time and is responsible for tens of thousands of premature deaths in the UK.. It’s
At its heart, this contest is about who is best equipped and who has the best plan to achieve independence. It’s about the future of Scotland, the kind of country that we want to be. The next leader of the SNP party
New Zealand will ban the Chinese social network TikTok on the devices of members of Parliament, aligning itself with other Western countries that have taken similar measures. Parliamentary Network The ban will affect all devices with access to the parliamentary network, said
Last Friday, after much vacillation the BBC finally released a statement over comments made my MOTD presenter Gary Lineker, where he compared the Government’s new crack down on immigration akin to policies found in 1930s Germany. The state funded Corporation said: “…We
A new review of the controversial ‘relationship and sex education’ curriculum will get underway soon in response to revelations by a group of Conservative MPs who produced a ‘dirty dossier’ of disgusting sexual content masquerading as educational material. The content contained in
The origins of my Private Members Bill, which is awaiting its third reading in the House of Lords, lie in a conversation I had with a couple in St Albansabout eight years ago. They had come to see me to tell me
The purpose of the Bill is to establish the statutory Office of the Whistleblower to protect whlstleblowers and whistleblowing. It defines whistleblowing in law and in the form of the Office creates a whistleblowing champion. It sets mandatory minimum standards for policies,
The Education (Non-Religious Philosophical Convictions) Bill sounds a bit of a mouthful, but its intention is quite simple. It ensures children can grow up with the understanding that we live in a society which is rich and diverse, with people who have
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – salary for a teaching assistant in the UK can vary depending on many factors. It includes location, level of experience, and the type of school they are working in. As of September 2021, the national minimum wage
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – It is illegal to threaten someone in the UK. Threatening someone with physical harm, violence, or other types of harm is a criminal offense and is punishable under the law. Threats can be made in person, over
