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A Labour frontbencher has launched a bitter attack on party bosses over the "astonishing" decision to suspend anti-racism campaigner Trevor Phillips over claims of Islamophobia.
Networks of support and access to information can help women overcome barriers thrive in starting up businesses, writes Baroness Neville-Rolfe
The long-awaited Domestic Abuse Bill contains some good measures – but there is still a way to go to ensure proper protection for victims, writes Jess Phillips MP
This flawed system was intended as a temporary measure and effectively establishes a men-only section of our legislature. It must go, writes Lord Grocott
As Christopher Pincher steps up to become the 10th housing minister in a decade, James Wilmore takes a look at what awaits him in his new role
Boris Johnson was heckled with cries of “traitor” as he finally visited areas hit by flooding.
A leading anti-racism campaigner has been suspended by the Labour Party for alleged Islamophobia.
Dods People draws together a list of appointments in Westminster politics, the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector in the last week.
Labour chairman Ian Lavery has piled pressure on Keir Starmer to reveal a ful list of who is bankrolling his campaign to be party leader.
John McDonnell has called for shorter Labour leadership elections in the future, describing the current contest as a “bit interminable”.
Layla Moran has announced she is running to be the new leader of the Liberal Democrats with a vow to “move the party on from the last decade”.
Labour is investigating anti-Semitic abuse sent by party members to deputy leadership candidate Ian Murray.
The Labour leadership race has erupted into open warfare after Lisa Nandy accused supporters of Jeremy Corbyn of wanting to "crush" his critics.
A free speech row has erupted after an Oxford University event with Amber Rudd was cancelled just half an hour before it was due to take place.
Former colleagues of Priti Patel have rallied round her in the wake of bullying allegations against the Home Secretary.
The new PACAC chair tells Gary Connor why he’s not chasing headlines, stays away from Twitter, and would make a “hopeless” minister
Lord Kerslake on defending civil servants, levelling up the UK, and coronavirus
Responsibilities and obligations between the civil service and Government need to be made far clearer and be fully formalised, writes Dods Monitoring's Andy Frain.
Labour MPs have raised concerns after it emerged many party members have yet to receive a ballot paper to cast their votes in the leadership race.
MPs have been handed an inflation-busting pay rise which will see their annual salary soar to almost £82,000.
A row has erupted after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator accused the UK of planning to ditch its commitment to human rights.
A leading Muslim group has step up its call for Britain's equalities watchdog to launch an investigation into the Conservative Party amid a wave of new allegations.
Keir Starmer's leadership bid has been handed a major boost after he secured the endorsement of Gordon Brown.
As newly elected chair of the Petitions Committee I will work hard to give a voice to those fighting to be heard, writes Catherine McKinnell MP
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