Calor Gas outlines its vision for how the government can achieve its decarbonisation plans in the countryside and address the challenge of rural fuel poverty.

The majority of solicitors do not advertise prices, despite evidence that customers are willing to shop around and are more likely to make ‘good financial decisions’ when prices are more readily available.

Diane Abbott has accused ministers of failing to protect the public amid a massive jump in recorded knife and gun crime in England and Wales.

A cross-party group of MPs has called on Theresa May to launch a review into ‘joint enterprise laws’ amid claims it has led to wrongful convictions. 

Social media companies must step up their efforts to remove extremist content online, Theresa May will say today.

The Government has appointed Sara Khan as head of a new body responsible for finding and rooting out extremism in the UK.

Labour MP and Chair of Labour Friends of Israel Joan Ryan calls on the UK government to extend the ban on Hezbollah to include its political wing.

On the 8th international Day of the Endangered Lawyer, the Bar Council and the Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (BHRC) together with lawyers’ organisations in Europe and around the world, stand in solidarity with those lawyers in Egypt who face persecution in furtherance of the protection of the rule of law. This is also the day to remember lawyers at risk across the world.

A special government unit is to be set up to counter fake news being spread in the UK by foreign powers such as Russia, it has emerged.

Dods People draws together a list of last week's appointments in Westminster politics, all the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector.

The competition watchdog has provisionally blocked Rupert Murdoch's attempt to buy the remaining 61% of Sky, ruling that the deal is not in the public interest. 

Brussels will foot a multi-million pound bill to process residency applications for EU citizens in the UK after Brexit, it has been reported.

Labour is in a “much worse” state than it was when the hard left tried to take over the party in the 1980s, Tony Blair has said.

New anti-money-laundering regulations introduced by the Government mean that the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) requires comprehensive information from law firms about people working in certain roles.

Equality, diversity and inclusion are already big topics in many workplaces, but Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is going a step further to ensure its customer service and support is truly inclusive and accessible for everyone. 

Ukip leader Henry Bolton has suffered a fresh blow after two more senior figures - including his deputy - dramatically quit in protest and urged him to stand down.

Philip Hammond must lift restrictions on councils and let them borrow as much as they need to meet government housebuilding targets, an influential committee of MPs has declared.

The Government must commit to more defence spending to counter emerging threats from countries such as Russia, the head of the Army will warn today. 

Embattled Ukip leader Henry Bolton has said the party will probably be finished if it ousts him as leader in a crunch meeting today.

The Government will not go ahead with a judicial review into the decision to release John Worboys because it has no "reasonable" chance of succeeding, David Gauke has announced. 

The surprise announcement of plans for yet more court closures has prompted concerns from the Bar over how much harder it may become for vulnerable people to access their local court, and whether the drive to cut costs will impact the quality of our system of justice.

Pro-EU campaigners have laid into the Government for not beginning its search for a Brexit digital guru until 18 months after the vote to leave the bloc.

The Supreme Court said that the law had taken a wrong turn, but nothing has changed. MPs now want to have their say, writes Lucy Powell

My Stalking Protection Bill would help to take the onus off victims and make it easier for authorities to intervene in stalking cases earlier, writes Sarah Wollaston