Baroness Sue Garden looks at how children and young people decide on a career, ahead of her question in the House of Lords today on increasing knowledge of work skills, careers and jobs amongst primary school children.

Thousands of people owed disability benefits have been underpaid due to failings at the Department of Work and Pensions, MPs have claimed.

A Jewish Labour MP called Jeremy Corbyn an "anti-Semitic racist" as tensions within the Labour party on the issue once again burst into the open.

Labour has been hit by another anti-Semitism row after the party's ruling body dismissed calls for it to use the internationally-recognised definition of the problem.

Britain’s Chief Rabbi has warned Labour it will be “on the wrong side” on the fight against anti-Jewish racism unless it strengthens its rules against anti-Semitism.

Labour MPs have condemned the party's leadership for refusing to accept the internationally-agreed definition of anti-Semitism.

MIMA has launched its guidance on the assessment and design of insulation and/or cladding systems applied to the exterior of all buildings having more than three storeys above ground level.

Responding to Baroness Sugg & Sarah Newton MP, Scope said the Government must work with the travel and transport industry to ensure disabled people can have access to the same level of service as everyone else.

Penny Mordaunt has called on the Pope to ditch the Catholic Church’s opposition to contraception in order to protect young women from unwanted pregnancies.

Today Independent Age are launching Ageism Plus, showcasing the lived experiences of older people to explore what is the reality of multiple discrimination for many older people and look for solutions and change.

We have promised the world we will demonstrate diversity both on and off the field - let’s hope we can also lead by example and ensure human rights, write Alex Norris and Baroness Young

Married Tory MP Andrew Griffiths has quit his ministerial post after it was revealed he sent thousands of sexually explicit text messages to two barmaids.

An explosive device has been thrown at the home of the former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams in West Belfast.

Further protests are expected today in Scotland against the arrival of the US President, Donald Trump.

Mrs May tries to leverage the celtic-connection to win over the US President with a personal gift

A powerful Commons committee has warned against attempts to anonymise MPs accused of financial misconduct as part of a crackdown on sexual harassment and bullying in parliament.

Dods Monitoring consultant Roisin Buckley says the appointment of Kit Malthouse as the new Housing Minister could at least mean some much-needed continuity for the housing brief.

Conservative bosses are facing calls to suspend an MP accused of tweeting an Islamophobic image of London mayor Sadiq Khan.

Conservative peer Lord Lucas writes ahead of his debate in the House of Lords today on the gender recognition process and the Government's LGBT Action Plan.

A senior figure in the Jewish community has said Labour is "institutionally anti-Semitic" over the party's latest attempts to crack down on the problem.

Co-chair of the APPG for Ending Homelessness, Labour MP Neil Coyle writes about the unfair treatment of the British born children who are punished as their parents have the legal entitlement to live and work in the UK, but don’t currently qualify for any benefits or state support.

Improving the insulation of buildings makes sense both now and in a low carbon future

Representatives from leading mental health charity Mind and anti-poverty charity The Trussell Trust gave evidence to the Public Accounts Committee yesterday about the roll-out of Universal Credit (UC).

Theresa May has appointed Kit Malthouse, MP for North West Hampshire, as minister of state for housing and planning.