Following today's announcement of the full scope of the Office for Veterans Affairs, charity Veterans Aid writes that the Government must take a person-centred approach.

More often than not, opportunism rather than well-thought strategy is what makes for political success.

The Libraries APPG is calling for long-term sustainable funding in public libraries, asking Parliamentarians to invest £50 million per year, creating more opportunities for communities accross the UK. 

Government must act now to regulate this out of control sector to bring up the standards of the worst performing accommodation to those of the best, writes Andrew Selous MP.

As a stabilising and unifying force, I have both the vision and experience vital to rebuilding democratic consensus, writes Dame Rosie Winterton MP ahead of The House magazine's Speaker Hustings

IPSE, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employment, has said it is vital the now-vacant Small Business Commissioner position is filled to maintain the momentum of the campaign against late payment. 

MPs have said ministers and BBC bosses must reach a deal to restore free TV licences for over-75s as they criticised “flawed” talks that led to a major funding row.

Judges have delayed making a decision on whether Boris Johnson should be forced to request a Brexit extension if he fails to agree a new deal with Brussels.

Labour has vowed to end the “postcode lottery” of youth services by offering all young people help to confront "complex challenges" such as knife crime and mental health. 

Labour would hand football fans the power to challenge "bad owners" like Newcastle United's Mike Ashley, Jeremy Corbyn has announced.

Labour is failing to tackle the widespread "bullying and harassment" of female party members, according to a senior MP.

The number of homeless people dying on our streets has increased by 22%. We must examine why these deaths are happening, and act now to end this miserable, national shame, writes Neil Coyle

Boris Johnson’s latest Brexit plans have been dealt an early blow after they were criticised by Northern Ireland’s business leaders.

In five years time, leasehold and commonhold reform should enable fairer lease-rental and exploitative freeholders should have no forum to raise costs for leaseholders, writes Peter Bottomley MP. 

Ministers have been heavily criticised after the number of homeless deaths hit a record high.

We need to offer better pay, higher quality training and career progression to draw people into the care sector, writes Gillian Keegan MP

The UK should aim to set world standards in building on safety, technology, accessibility, design and the environment, writes Esther McVey MP

Cross-party, cross-region collaboration has led to an economic resurgence across the West Midlands, writes Mayor Andy Street

A Labour government would scrap Universal Credit, Jeremy Corbyn is to announce.

You have to feel sorry for Rebecca Long-Bailey.

Leave.EU founder Arron Banks has been cleared after a probe into his funding of the pro-Brexit movement found “no evidence” of criminality.

Labour will end austerity and ensure local services have the sustainable funding they need, writes Andrew Gwynne MP

It’s time to be bold on women’s rights – Labour must address the systemic issues, writes Sarah Champion MP