The Uighurs are being subjected to the largest surveillance and internment of an ethnic minority since the Holocaust. The horrors of the past are being repeated - and we are failing to act, writes Baroness Warsi

We should all defend the BBC in retaining its independence and capacity to hold to the powerful to account, writes Lord Blunkett

This week, Lord Dubs talks to Georgina Bailey about family reunification for unaccompanied child refugees after Brexit

“Labour wins when we face the future, but still we see people more interested in picking a fight with the past” - Wes Streeting reflects on a week in Westminster

“The Commons could be made more democratic if MPs spent 20 minutes observing the Lords”

The Culture Secretary believes a review of the licence fee should take place - but does not want to see the BBC's output suffer as a result, writes Sebastian Whale

We want a healthy gambling industry that can strike the right balance between contributing to the economy and being socially responsible, writes Tracey Crouch MP

We must connect and collaborate with fans and football’s governing bodies if we’re to kick out racial abuse, writes David Lammy MP

The rise in popularity of the women’s game should be a springboard to address inequality issues around financing and media coverage, writes Hannah Bardell MP

We need greater transparency and accountability over football governance if we’re to protect the welfare of the beautiful game, writes Chi Onwurah MP

The re-appointment of Nicky Morgan to Boris Johnson’s Cabinet raised eyebrows when it was announced in the days after the general election. Recently ennobled, the former MP still plans to “step back” from frontline politics – but insists she is not just keeping the seat warm for her successor. The Culture Secretary speaks to Sebastian Whale

Penny Young is your guide to the House of Commons library and how it can help MPs, for The House magazine’s 2020 MP Toolkit