Starmer’s comprehensive cabinet “sends a positive message to people all over the country”
Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s new cabinet has, by far, the highest proportion of MPs who were educated at comprehensive schools
Progress or political virtue signalling as Met fail to regain trust from London women?
Parliament are discussing violence against women and girls more than ever, yet trust in the Met Police seems to be
MPs earning money outside of Parliament less active in the Commons last year
MPs who earned money from second jobs and freelance work spoke and voted less in Parliament in 2023, new analysis
MP suspensions hit record high in current Parliament
The number of MPs suspended from the House of Commons has reached a post-war high during the current Parliament. A
Campaigners to march for improvements to eating disorder treatment
Campaigners will march through London this month as part of calls to improve access to eating disorder treatment. The second
Lack of action over mental health issues speaks louder than words
When it comes to mental health, snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan knows a thing or two about the subject and how
Munira Wilson reselected by Lib Dems for Twickenham
Parliamentary incumbent Munira Wilson was unanimously reselected last night as the Liberal Democrat candidate for Twickenham. Wilson was elected MP
From paint to peaceful protest: is Extinction Rebellion cooling down?
Colourful placards, picket lines, workshops and 100,000 people. It seems Extinction Rebellion is planning to leave the paint and glue
2022 the year of menopause: are we witnessing progress in how parliament discusses menopause?
2022 has seen celebrities like Davina McCall and Louise Minchin leading candid open talks about the impact menopause has on
Why Black blood donors so important for sickle cell treatment
Black blood donors are now an urgent priority to treat sickle cell following a soaring shortage in donations, according to
Civil servants outnumber space for them to work in despite criticism of them working from home
The number of civil servants in leading governmental departments vastly outweighs the number of workstations available, despite a leading Conservative