Rick Henderson, Chief Executive of national homelessness membership body, Homeless Link, highlights the impact of recent welfare reforms on young people, and why gathering evidence on youth homelessness causes, trends and support is vital if we are to prevent and end the problem for good.

Police have questioned a suspended Conservative MP over alleged sexual offences involving two female members of his staff, it has been reported.

The Government has published the data behind the Housing Minister’s claim migration has pushed the cost of a house in the UK up by 20% over 25 years.

Not enough employers are stepping up to the plate to provide high quality apprenticeships to combat the UK’s skills’ shortages, Unite, the country’s largest union, said today.

The sudden rise in mortality rates and fall in life expectancy looks unnatural. It is simply inconceivable that the state of our public realm had nothing to do with it, says Louise Haigh

Labour's anti-Semitism problem shows that the party reflects British society, a Shadow Cabinet member has declared.

Although some may dismiss pay gap news stories as promoting equality for equality’s sake, closing the gender pay gap is economically valuable to everyone, not just to women, says Dods Monitoring Content Specialist, Rosie Lythgoe-Cheetham.

The new Chair of the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) should make it his priority to reform the CITB Board so it is more representative of the whole construction sector, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).

Labour MPs who joined the demonstration against anti-Semitism in the party should be kicked out, according to pro-Jeremy Corbyn filmmaker Ken Loach.

Ireland’s EU spokesman has rounded on David Davis over his "inaccurate" claim that Dublin’s Fine Gael-led Government is being steered by Sinn Féin.

The biblical portents which greeted the Good Friday Agreement 20 years ago today – even in Northern Ireland snow in April is considered unusual – were an indication of its magnitude.

Five former Northern Ireland Secretaries have joined forces to warn that a hard border on the island after Brexit would threaten “the very existence” of the Good Friday Agreement.

The Strategy and Business Development Director at SNC-Lavalin outlines the potential of the North of England to be a leader in low carbon energy for the UK; a global hub for research and innovation from academia to entrepreneurial start-ups and a pioneer of new and innovative energy solutions from smart grid technology amongst other opportunities.

More than half of the electorate think Labour has a problem with anti-Semitism to some extent, according to a new poll.

Labour MP David Lammy has suggested he is not a shadow minister because he is black.

Granting Northern Ireland special status to effectively keep it in the EU after Brexit would lead to a return of loyalist paramilitary violence, Lord Trimble has warned.

Through the PRS Partnership Board, Nationwide Building Society, ARLA Propertymark, Countrywide, the National Landlords Association, the Nationwide Foundation and Shelter have united to welcome the launch of the new database and call for wider access so that they may also play their part in improving the private rented sector.

A Labour MP who was one of dozens to attend a demonstration against anti-Semitism in the party was forced to flee a meeting after being criticised by activists in her constituency.

Labour's new general secretary has been criticised after the party's most senior Jewish member of staff was placed on gardening leave.

Female staff at Tory HQ are paid more than their male colleagues on average, it has been revealed.

A Jewish Momentum official has quit his role after claiming he had "witnessed more anti-Semitism in the past week" than in his previous eight years as a Labour member.

The Government will today outline plans to toughen up laws around unauthorised traveller camps in a bid to address fears over antisocial behaviour.

Some 1,000 children’s centres in England may have closed since 2009, a new study has suggested - double the number estimated by the Government.

A Tory councillor has been suspended after it emerged he shared an article calling Muslims “parasites” who “live off the state and breed like rabbits”.