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Lord Lexden reviews: 'Clarissa, Muse to Power'
Lord Lexden reviews: 'Clarissa, Muse to Power'
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By Lord Lexden
Drawing on the letters and diaries Clarissa Eden bequeathed to him upon her death age 101, Hugo Vickers reveals many secrets in this affectionate biography
Reshaping procedure: Exploring new ideas for improving parliamentary practices
Parliament
By Cat Smith MP
Reshaping procedure: Exploring new ideas for improving parliamentary practices
Morocco can play a key role in the UK's clean energy mission
Energy
By Sir Nick Harvey
Morocco can play a key role in the UK's clean energy mission
Let’s care for those who care for us – and end medical misogyny
Health
By Geeta Nargund
Let’s care for those who care for us – and end medical misogyny
The Gulf is a key part of the Strategic Defence Review
Defence
By Fawaz bin Mohammed Al Khalifa
The Gulf is a key part of the Strategic Defence Review
Our committee gives backbenchers the opportunity to vote on issues their parties might overlook
Parliament
By Bob Blackman MP
Our committee gives backbenchers the opportunity to vote on issues their parties might overlook
Raiding the aid pot to plug financial holes is a monumental act of self-harm
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By Andrew Mitchell MP
Raiding the aid pot to plug financial holes is a monumental act of self-harm
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Work And Pensions Secretary Says Benefits Cuts Will Save £5bn
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Morocco can play a key role in the UK's clean energy mission
Energy
By Sir Nick Harvey
Morocco can play a key role in the UK's clean energy mission
Sourcing energy from a country with a guaranteed supply of sunshine and wind would help the government in its mission to bring down energy bills.
Let’s care for those who care for us – and end medical misogyny
Health
By Geeta Nargund
Let’s care for those who care for us – and end medical misogyny
The UK has the largest gender health gap in the G20 and the 12th largest globally. Until we understand the underlying reasons behind this ‘medical misogyny’ and find practical solutions, the NHS reform agenda is doomed to fail.
The Gulf is a key part of the Strategic Defence Review
Defence
By Fawaz bin Mohammed Al Khalifa
The Gulf is a key part of the Strategic Defence Review
The Strategic Defence Review provides a unique opportunity for the UK and Bahrain to further strengthen their historic relationship.
Our committee gives backbenchers the opportunity to vote on issues their parties might overlook
Parliament
By Bob Blackman MP
Our committee gives backbenchers the opportunity to vote on issues their parties might overlook
When the Backbench Business Committee was established in 2010, it was the first business committee of any kind in the House of Commons. Nearly 15 years later, the committee has played a vital role in the functioning of our parliamentary democracy.
Reshaping procedure: Exploring new ideas for improving parliamentary practices
Parliament
By Cat Smith MP
Reshaping procedure: Exploring new ideas for improving parliamentary practices
When you hear the word ‘procedure’ you probably think of standing orders, Erskine May and the MPs’ Guide to Procedure. But the Procedure Committee’s remit goes far beyond that.
Lord Lexden reviews: 'Clarissa, Muse to Power'
Books & culture
By Lord Lexden
Lord Lexden reviews: 'Clarissa, Muse to Power'
Drawing on the letters and diaries Clarissa Eden bequeathed to him upon her death age 101, Hugo Vickers reveals many secrets in this affectionate biography
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