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

Hundreds of thousands of children across the UK are arriving at school too hungry to learn. It is a moral outrage - and an injustice a Labour government must act swiftly to end, writes Wes Streeting MP

Local government has suffered the biggest cuts of any part of the public sector over the last decade, writes Clive Betts MP

A minister has suggested the Tories don’t need an independent inquiry into Islamophobia – despite a new raft of suspensions for members.

National learning disabilities charity, Hft and leading Connected Care & Health provider Tunstall Healthcare, have issued a joint submission to a House of Lords Science & Technology Committee inquiry into Ageing: Science, Technology and Healthy Living. 

A Labour government will make delivering ambitious housing plans a priority with our bold agenda for change, writes John Healey MP

A disabled Labour MP has claimed she was forced to sack a member of staff who helped her carry out her duties after the Commons spending watchdog withdrew funding for the post, PoliticsHome can reveal.

A senior SNP MP has said it is a "massive scandal" that David Cameron asked the Queen to intervene for the pro-Union side during the Scottish referendum.

Ministers have been urged to act on “shocking” figures which show a link between how long Universal Credit has been in place in an area and a rise in foodbank use.

The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has set out its new Priorities for Government, urging Cabinet Ministers to improve delivery of projects. 

Reflecting five years on from the referendum on Scottish Independence, Ian Blackford MP writes that "the people of Scotland deserve the choice of a better future than the Brexit chaos being imposed on us by a broken and bleak Westminster system".

The number of people forced to sleep rough has doubled in the last five years, PoliticsHome can reveal.

The DUP has angrily denied claims that it could water down its Brexit red lines in a bid to agree a deal with Brussels.

Four in ten Welsh voters would back the country becoming independent from the rest of the UK if it meant staying in the European Union, according to a new poll.

Ministers have been urged to stick to Theresa May's pledge to scrap rules that allow tenants to be kicked out of their homes at short notice without good reason.

A judge at the High Court in Belfast has thrown out claims that a no-deal Brexit would breach the Good Friday Agreement.

Zac Goldsmith has been promoted to the Cabinet in a mini-reshuffle sparked by the resignation of Boris Johnson's brother.

There is a national asset rooted in all our local communities that could help solve a plethora of policy issues: the climate crisis, lowering life expectancy, record levels of physical inactivity, air pollution, and loneliness, writes Sustrans.

As the longest Parliamentary session since the Civil War finally ends for prorogation, The House wants to test your knowledge on the last 341 days of activity in the Commons. 

Boris Johnson has said that leaving the European Union without a deal would be a "failure of statecraft" for which he would share the blame, ahead of crunch talks with Leo Varadkar.

Labour MP John Mann has blasted Jeremy Corbyn as he revealed he will quit at the election in order to focus on his role as the Government’s anti-semitism tsar.

The Government has not only failed to tackle the underlying causes of homelessness but have also reduced the support which is available to homeless people, writes Hugh Gaffney

Boris Johnson will pledge Scottish farmers an extra £50m over the next two years as part of a bid to ensure “fair” funding for the industry across the UK.

The characterisation of northern working class towns as intolerant could only have been dreamt up by someone who has never been to one. The politics of division has been rejected here over and over again – as Boris Johnson will find out, writes Labour MP Lisa Nandy