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Today (Wednesday 12 September 2018) in Prime Minister’s Questions Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn mentioned mental health charity Mind while talking about Government plans to move more than 2 million people on existing benefits over to Universal Credit.
MPs from across the political divide have flocked to support Jacob Rees-Mogg after the top Tory and his children were harangued by an angry protester.
It is vital that we must not assign all the ills of veterans’ lives to the military - whatever happened to personal responsibility? Says Hugh Milroy, CEO, Veterans Aid.
Emma Reynolds, MP for Wolverhampton North East, has told the Labour Party that it needs a relentless focus on increasing the supply of homes.
The next Labour government needs to focus all of its energy on solving the problems which are holding back the supply of new homes, says Emma Reynolds MP.
Labour's Shadow Minister for Children and Families, Emma Lewell-Buck, writes ahead of her parliamentary debate on funeral poverty and argues 'no one should ever have to endure the agony of worrying about funeral costs at the same time as grieving'.
Out of the torrent of bad legislation introduced by the Tories, for sheer nastiness, coupled with spectacular incompetence, the Welfare Reform Act 2012, also supported by the coalition Lib Dems, takes the prize, says Hugh Gaffney MP.
Veterans Aid’s New Belvedere House project shows the difference that investment can make in providing bespoke care to those who need it, says Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London.
Sajid Javid has revealed that the Government is dealing with 164 cases where people were wrongly detained or deported as part of the Windrush scandal.
Voters in Northern Ireland have hit out at Karen Bradley over her admission she did not know they split along constitutional lines before becoming Secretary of State for the province.
Couples will be able to divorce more quickly under of a major overaul of the law, the Government has announced.
Tony Lloyd is determined to rise above party politics and work with the government for the good of Northern Ireland. But with the stalemate at Stormont entering its 19th month, the Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary is worried that nothing is being done to end the impasse. Liz Bates tours the region with Lloyd and his colleague Stephen Pound
Karen Bradley has admitted she did not know voters in Northern Ireland split along constitutional lines before becoming its Secretary of State.
Karen Bradley has enjoyed a steady rise to the Cabinet since entering parliament in 2010. Trusted by the Prime Minister to take on the Northern Ireland brief in January, the Tory MP has been exposed to some of the region’s “intractable” challenges. Can she help break the deadlock at Stormont? Sebastian Whale travels to Belfast to see if any progress has been made
Stormont assembly members will have their pay slashed while legislation will be brought forward from Westminster to keep local services running, the Northern Ireland secretary has said.
Sadiq Khan has condemned adverts being put up on bus stops describing Israel as "a racist endeavour".
Ministers have agreed to consider changing the law to make misogyny a hate crime after a sustained campaign from Labour MP Stella Creasy.
Theresa May has launched a blistering attack on Jeremy Corbyn over the anti-Semitism scandal that has rocked the Labour party.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has called for a radical overhaul of the UK’s “unfair” economic system, in a new report.
Theresa May has been accused of abandoning her vow to tackle "burning injustices" in Britain, as it emerged the Prime Minister has still held just one meeting with Britain's top trade unionist.
Written evidence to the Defence Select Committee.
George Osborne's flagship Help to Buy scheme could face the chop in a shake-up of housing policy.
An analysis of more than one million tweets has revealed that abusive tweets about politicians more than doubled between 2015 and 2017.
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