The use of private firms to monitor offenders serving community sentences is “irredeemably flawed”, the chief inspector of probation has warned.

EU nationals could be caught up in a fresh Windrush scandal under the post-Brexit immigration scheme set to be rolled out by ministers from Saturday, experts have warned.

Writing for PoliticsHome, Iain Duncan Smith MP says the Government is letting victims of modern slavery 'fall through the gaps' as the current system can leave them at risk of further trafficking.

Vote Leave campaign chief Dominic Cummings has been found in contempt of Parliament for snubbing an inquiry into fake news.

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

Our democracy has been driven to a state of paralysis by division and polarisation. Our new cross-party group aims to re-unite Britain after Brexit, and show that compromise is not a dirty word, writes Stephen Kinnock

A Labour government would ban handing government contracts to private companies to deliver healthcare, prisons services and benefits assessments.

The Prime Minister has inflicted a national humiliation on our country. If she genuinely believes she has negotiated the best deal possible, her only hope of keeping it alive is to embrace the ‘Kyle-Wilson compromise’ and put it to a referendum, writes Wes Streeting

The indefinite detention of migrants by the Home Office is a stain on our justice system, says Chair of the Bar. 

Theresa May’s misguided and dangerous statement last night has simply stiffened the resolve of MPs to oppose her Withdrawal Agreement, writes Tony Grew

UK-listed energy company SSE has set itself stretching new targets for 2030 in a bid to tackle climate change and support global goals for sustainable development. 

The Labour MP for Bristol West, Thangam Debbonaire, writes following her parliamentary debate this week on 'the effect of transition towns on use of fossil fuels'.

MPs from across the political divide have piled pressure on Sajid Javid to remove call charges from a hotline for EU citizens who want to stay in the UK after Brexit, PoliticsHome can reveal.

Parliament's Restoration and Renewal presents an ideal opportunity to improve disability access and provide essential educational facilities, writes Dame Caroline Spelman

MPs have been advised to share taxis when they leave Parliament over fears they could be attacked by angry voters over their handling of Brexit.

The Home Office has “utterly failed” in almost every area of the immigration detention system, according to a hard-hitting report by MPs.

The government cannot unite behind the Prime Minister’s deal because there never was a collective position in the first place. Once collective responsibility was set aside it was never likely to come back, writes Tony Grew

Ministers have launched a probe into whether computers in the justice system are making racially-biased decisions.

Britain’s main market regulators must do much more to prove that they can protect consumers amid concerns they appear “detached” from people’s problems, the official spending watchdog has said.

More than 1 million EU citizens are set to be hit by call charges as they try to work out whether they can stay in the UK after Brexit, PoliticsHome can reveal.

A former Labour MP who was jailed for perverting the course of justice has insisted she is innocent as she begged voters in her constituency not to dump her.

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

There are significant questions about whether the use of children as Covert Human Intelligence Sources contravenes the UN convention on the rights of the child, writes Jenny Jones 

Social media addiction may need to be classed as a disease to combat a "crisis" in young people's health, MPs have said.