Natasha Irons secures pledge of faster youth mental-health support
The Prime Minister says his response to the Milburn review will include guarantees of help when young people need it. Natasha Irons MP. Photo:...
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Joe Powell wins Prime Minister's backing for national tragedy oversight model
The Kensington and Bayswater MP says inquiry recommendations need an independent mechanism to ensure public bodies deliver change. Joe Powell MP. Photo: UK Parliament...
Kate Dearden advances new workplace-access code for trade unions
The Future of Work minister has defended rules covering recognition campaigns, digital access and complaints about unfair practices. Kate Dearden MP. Photo: UK Parliament...
David Smith highlights end of off-peak limits on disabled bus passes
The Government has confirmed that national off-peak restrictions on disabled people's concessionary travel will end on 1 April 2027. David Smith MP. Photo: UK...
Lord Leong closes legal gap protecting workers who take lawful strike action
The Lords has approved regulations preventing employers from penalising, preventing or deterring protected industrial action. Lord Leong. Photo: UK Parliament (official portrait). Lord Leong...
FDF opens MP's Choice Awards for SME food and drink manufacturers
The Food and Drink Federation has opened nominations for its annual MP's Choice Awards: Food and Drink Manufacturer of the Year, inviting MPs to...
REC warns Budget NEETs plans will stall unless Chancellor cuts employment costs
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has warned that government plans to tackle the NEETs crisis will go nowhere unless Chancellor Rachel Reeves cuts employment...
League Against Cruel Sports slams National Trail Hunting Day as a deception
The League Against Cruel Sports has slammed an upcoming National Trail Hunting Day as a cynical attempt to deceive the public, police and government...
Heidi Alexander confirms Great British Railways headquarters in Derby with 600 apprenticeships
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has confirmed that Great British Railways will base its headquarters in Derby, with up to 450 staff and as many...
Pat McFadden hails hospitality deal to unlock 100,000 jobs for young people
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden has welcomed a hospitality-sector agreement to unlock up to 100,000 jobs for young people aged 18 to 24...
Andy Burnham rules out coalition with Greens after 'Zionism is racism' motion
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said Labour will not support forming a partnership with the Green Party while it maintains a policy defining Zionism...
Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper set out faster path for brain cancer treatments after meeting Archie Goodburn
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Health Secretary Yvette Cooper have set out four steps to get brain cancer treatments from research to patients faster,...
Maureen Burke wins Andy Burnham offer to pioneer Manchester-style crime crackdown in Glasgow
Labour MP Maureen Burke has secured an offer from Prime Minister Andy Burnham to pioneer a Manchester-style multi-agency approach to tackling crime in Glasgow...
Baroness Blake of Leeds brings unsafe-cladding remediation bill before Parliament
Building Safety Minister Baroness Blake of Leeds has introduced the Remediation of Unsafe Cladding Bill to Parliament. Baroness Blake of Leeds. Photo: UK Parliament...
Kate Dearden launches consultation on bogus self-employment loopholes
Business minister Kate Dearden has launched a consultation on measures intended to stop employers misclassifying workers as self-employed. Kate Dearden MP. Photo: UK Parliament...
Sarah Sackman confirms legal-aid cyber breach reached records dating to 1978
Courts and Legal Services Minister Sarah Sackman has given Parliament an updated assessment of the 2025 cyber-attack on the Legal Aid Agency. Sarah Sackman...
Ed Miliband calls for reset of global finance for developing economies
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has called for a fundamental reset of the international financial system at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund annual...
Dan Jarvis report separates Palestine Action arrests from wider terrorism trend
Security Minister Dan Jarvis has published the Government's annual report on the use of counter-terrorism disruptive powers. Dan Jarvis MP. Photo: UK Parliament (official...
Dame Angela Eagle sets goal to nearly triple England's organic farmland share
Environment Secretary Dame Angela Eagle has launched an Organic Action Plan for England intended to expand domestic production and strengthen the market for organic...
Vicky Foxcroft proposes wider powers to bar extremists from charity leadership
Civil Society Minister Vicky Foxcroft has opened a consultation on stronger Charity Commission powers to prevent charities being used to promote hatred or violence....
Lisa Nandy puts football regulator's warning on club finances before Parliament
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has presented the Independent Football Regulator's draft State of the Game report to Parliament. Lisa Nandy MP. Photo: UK Parliament...
Martin McCluskey ties carbon capture programme to 5,500 UK jobs
Energy minister Martin McCluskey has set out the Government's case for treating carbon capture infrastructure as part of Britain's industrial strategy. Martin McCluskey MP....
Nadia Whittome secures clarification on exports linked to occupied Palestinian territory
Nadia Whittome has obtained a ministerial clarification of the Government's response to the International Court of Justice's advisory opinion on Israel's occupation. Nadia Whittome...
Luke Pollard appoints Andy Lord to challenge defence procurement leadership
Defence industry minister Luke Pollard has appointed Andy Lord as interim chair of the National Armaments Director Group Advisory Board. Luke Pollard MP. Photo:...
King's Fund says 410,000 more care workers needed by 2040 as Burnham plans National Care Service
The King’s Fund has warned that Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces a major challenge in building a National Care Service and a sustainable care...