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The Mineral Wool Insulation Manufacturers Association responds to the Chancellor's Spring Statement in which he announced a new 'Future Homes Standard' to be introduced by 2025.
A row has broken out after it emerged the Jewish Labour Movement will no longer provide anti-semitism training for party members.
A majority of claimants affected by the Government's “cruel” benefits cap will never be able to return to work, an influential group of MPs has said.
The bungled roll-out of Universal Credit has caused dire problems for thousands of people across the UK, says IPSE.
Universal Credit claimants should be handed compensation if their benefits are not paid on time, a leading conservative think tank has said.
A multi-million pound government housing project that has failed to build a single home has not been “an enormous success,” a Tory minister has admitted.
Many MPs have been vocal in their defence of the province’s central and integral place in the United Kingdom, yet curiously uninterested in its politics or the reality for people living there, writes Tony Grew
Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley is continuing to battle calls for her resignation as she distanced herself from controversial comments on the Troubles as "not what I believe".
A member of Labour's ruling body has called for a human rights body to be scrapped after it said the party may have discriminated against Jewish people.
Amber Rudd has been forced to apologise after she sparked outrage by describing Diane Abbott as a “coloured woman”.
Ahead of International Women’s Day Steve Browning from the House of Commons Library looks at how the UK Parliament measures up against legislatures around the world
Independent equalities watchdogs have launched a probe to determine whether the Labour party under Jeremy Corbyn is institutionally anti-semitic.
Members of the Jewish Labour Movement have voted to stand by the party despite ongoing rows over anti-semitism.
Labour's attempts to get to grips with its anti-semitism crisis descended into farce after MPs were told a key ally of Jeremy Corbyn was being put in charge of the party's complaints process.
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Amber Rudd has announced changes to the disability assessments in order to receive Personal Independent Payment (PIP) and Universal Credit (UC).
Disabled pensioners will no longer be forced to undertake reassessments of their health in order to claim disability benefits, Amber Rudd is to announce.
A Labour councillor has been suspended by the party after she joked about "Jew process" in a discussion about anti-semitism.
Labour has hit out at the Government after it emerged local councils have been forced to sell off libraries and playgrounds to tackle funding shortfalls.
Workers who sign gagging orders with their employers will still be able to report harassment and abuse to police under a change to the law unveiled by Theresa May.
Theresa May has been accused of "bribing MPs" to back her Brexit deal as she unveiled a £1.6bn cash boost aimed at deprived English regions that voted to leave the EU.
Labour has finally suspended Chris Williamson over his latest anti-semitism row - just hours after insisting they were not going to.
Chris Williamson will not be suspended by Labour after he claimed the party had been "too apologetic" about its anti-semitism problem.
Labour MP Tan Dhesi writes ahead of his Westminster Hall debate on the future of the Department for International Development and states: "If we are going to proclaim to the world that we are a charitable nation, upholding high moral and ethical standards, we cannot then tie charity to trade".
A controversial Labour MP has been rapped by party bosses for hosting a film in Parliament about an activist accused of anti-semitism.
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