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Three Quarters Of People Say The World Is More Dangerous Now Than Five Years Ago

30 Nov Defence

Nearly three-quarters of people believe the world feels more dangerous now than it did five years ago, new polling shows.

27 Nov Foreign affairs

Labour MP Criticises "Hypocritical" Disinterest In UK Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia

26 Nov Defence

Senior Tory Philip Hammond Says Calls To Cut Off Trade With China Are "Unrealistic"

24 Nov Defence

Ex-Security Advisor Warns Whitehall Lacks Expertise To Deal With China

15 Nov Energy

Energy Committee Chair Hopes Trump Will "Follow The Money" On Net Zero

10 Nov Defence

UK Faces "Huge, Huge Problem" If Trump Doesn't Honour NATO Responsibilities

06 Nov Economy

Rachel Reeves Says It's "Too Early" To Know Donald Trump's Impact On UK Economy

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27 Nov Foreign affairs

We must call off the Chagos Islands deal

27 Nov Foreign affairs

Trump’s victory could give Europe the wake-up call it needs

20 Nov Foreign affairs

How football riches could ease the suffering of Ukraine

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Labour MP Not Afraid To Be "Unpopular" In Calling For Council Tax Reform

01 Dec Communities

Sir Chris Wormald Named As Next Cabinet Secretary

02 Dec Political parties

The 'serious challenge' to Matt Wrack as Fire Brigades Union general secretary

01 Dec Political parties

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13 Nov Communities

New Labour MP Peter Lamb: 'I’m too fat to have sharp elbows'

New Labour MP Peter Lamb talks to Sienna Rodgers about his fears over the Chagos deal, siding with the left on Gaza, and why all housing association properties should be nationalised

28 Aug Foreign affairs

DNC diary: '50,000 people all on the same side! But where was the fear of losing?'

My biggest mistake was landing in Chicago at the same time as President Biden. Half an hour earlier and all would have been fine, the extraordinarily polite and helpful US diplomatic security men at O'Hare airport told me, but the President’s detail would shut the city down.

19 Mar Foreign affairs

Solidarity with Ukrainian miners on the frontline of democracy in Europe

Two years ago, I was in Kyiv with politicians and trade union leaders.

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Save the Children plans PMQs demonstration to highlight plight of refugees

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09 Sep 2015 Foreign affairs

Save the Children plans PMQs demonstration to highlight plight of refugees

Ahead of Prime Minister’s Questions today, leading charities will come together outside Parliament to draw attention to the level of British support for refugees.

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08 Sep 2015 Foreign affairs

Mott MacDonald appointed on waste management system improvement project, Brazil

Mott MacDonald has been appointed by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to provide technical and strategic advice on a public-private partnership (PPP) project to improve the waste management system in Curitiba, Brazil.

UK urged to do more to help Syrian children who have lost parents

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08 Sep 2015 Foreign affairs

UK urged to do more to help Syrian children who have lost parents

Unicef UK urges UK towiden existing family reunion rules forunaccompanied children who have reached Europe as they 'are at the greatest risk of all the refugeesand migrants'.

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03 Sep 2015 Foreign affairs

Kos migrants – Here are the stories they want to tell you

Thousands of refugees and migrants have risked their lives this year, in a desperate bid to find safety in Europe. Some come by boat and wash up on Greek islands like Kos. But why are they here? Where have they come from and where are they heading?

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26 Aug 2015 Foreign affairs

Construction underway on Indigo hotel, China

Construction is underway on a new Indigo hotel in Yangzhou, China. Mott MacDonald is acting as mechanical, electrical and plumbing consultant on the project on behalf of Yangzhou Wansheng Industry Co., Ltd.

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20 Aug 2015 Foreign affairs

Port of Calais PPP achieves financial close, France

The 863 million Port of Calais extension public-private partnership (PPP) project has successfully reached financial close.

12 Aug 2015 Foreign affairs

UK must speak up against sharp rise of executions in Iran

Co-chair of the British Parliamentary Committee for Iran Freedom Lord Carlile of Berriew calls on the Government to condemn the human rights situation in Iran with nearly 700 executions since January 2015.

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12 Aug 2015 Foreign affairs

‘The Swarm’ from Calais: a horror movie not showing near you

Kent roads in gridlock. Families missing their big summer holiday. Therewaseven talk of sending in the army to defend our borders from invading migrants. So how did we get here and whats going on?

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03 Aug 2015 Foreign affairs

Save the Children welcomes draft global goals as 'seismic shift' for combatting poverty

Save the Children has today strongly welcomed the agreement by member states of Transforming our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

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24 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

Road Haulage Association calls for French military to secure Calais

The Road Haulage Association welcomes proposals to improve Operation Stack, which were set out at a resilience meeting in Kent today. But the plans will not cope adequately when the demands on Stack reach their peak, as has been repeatedly seen in the past month, the RHA warned.

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24 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

Using digital systems to improve food security. Alan Whitelaw

If digital infrastructure is about delivering better outcomes, then nowhere is this more important than in support of agriculture and the food industry.

22 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

Guide to the Ministry of Defence published

The House Magazine in association with Airbus Helicopters, BAE Systems, CAE, Northrop Grumman & SAAB has published a Guide to the Ministry of Defence.

Parliament stinks: a call to improve sanitation worldwide

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22 Jul 2015 Health

Parliament stinks: a call to improve sanitation worldwide

WaterAid recreates Victorian London in front of Parliament, urging MPs to increase investment in water and sanitation - 'the foundation to climbing out of poverty'.

Legal Aid reform is keeping families apart, new report warns

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20 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

Legal Aid reform is keeping families apart, new report warns

Parliamentarians last week came together to discuss a new report by the British Red Cross which highlights the difficulties being faced be refugees we have been separated from their families

Ending poverty in a generation 'requires decisive action'

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20 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

Ending poverty in a generation 'requires decisive action'

With campaigns like action/2015 gaining support from the likes of One Direction and Hillary Clinton, Save the Children’s Brendan Cox says the message ‘to world leaders is clear’: you have the power to end extreme poverty and we are all behind you.

The struggle for gender equality in Kenyan politics

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16 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

The struggle for gender equality in Kenyan politics

Lord Steel, Baroness Armstrong, Pauline Latham MP and Gavin Shuker MP describe the challenges being faced in Kenya to secure a representative parliament

Woodland Trust’s Centenary Woods project captures parliament’s imagination

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16 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

Woodland Trust’s Centenary Woods project captures parliament’s imagination

MPs, Peers and funders gathered this week in support of the Woodland Trust’s latest campaign.

16 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

We must improve our application of the Responsibility to Protect

Labour peer, Lord McConnell examines the UK's application of the Responsibility to Protect,noting that while interventions have saved lives, those interventions have seen mixed outcomes in the years that follow.

Learning from Victorian London to solve the global sanitation crisis

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14 Jul 2015 Health

Learning from Victorian London to solve the global sanitation crisis

Sir William Cash MP, Chairman of the APPG on Sanitation and Water in the Third World, writes on the important history of the UK’s sewerage system and what it can teach us about creating a healthy, prosperous world.

02 Jul 2015 Foreign affairs

Mark Williams MP: Education for the most vulnerable children will boost Sustainable Development Goals

Welsh Lib Dem MP and Co-Chair of the All Party Group on Global Education Mark Williams writes about his Westminster Hall debate today on 'Education and the sustainable development goals'.

30 Jun 2015 Foreign affairs

Weak nuclear agreement harms the cause of human rights in Iran

Crossbench Peer Lord Alton questions the US acceptance of an Iranian nuclear agreement and argues that this will 'set back the cause of human rights' in that country.

26 Jun 2015 Economy

Helping veterans move into meaningful employment

Ahead of Armed Forces Day, Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith says the UK is indebted to its veterans and commits to making the 'best use of their skills after they leave the forces.'

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25 Jun 2015 Foreign affairs

Age discrimination risks being written into UN Sustainable Development Goals

As governments meet in New York this week to discuss the Sustainable Development Goals (successor to the Millennium Development Goals), Age International, Age UK and other ageing experts warn that unless there is a change in language, age discrimination will unwittingly be written into the global targets for the next 15 years.