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The next leader of the Liberal Democrats will face a fundamental choice, writes Mark Leftly – does the party want to be a liberal, social democratic force, or a single-issue pressure group?
Hunger has an impact on both mental and physical health for children. The Government should take on our demands to tackle the crisis, writes Kerry McCarthy
For the sake of our economy and society, ministers must prioritise further action to tackle the gender pay gap, writes Baroness Gale
Rural policy lacks direction and rural priorities are too often side-lined. Ministers must pursue a comprehensive national-level strategy to ensure communities are not left behind, writes Lord Foster
Women human rights defenders are coming under attack at an alarming rate. The UK should be at the forefront of responding to this global backlash, writes Catherine West
Mrs Thatcher wanted Britain to count in the world. The vigour and determination with which she implemented our foreign policy was impressive, though traditional diplomacy was not her strong suit, writes former adviser Charles Powell
From rejuvenating Britain’s industrial relations, to standing up to trade unions at home and to Argentina on the world stage, Thatcher's enduring legacy is still visible today, says Norman Tebbit
Privatisation solved the problem of capital shortage that nationalised industries faced, writes John Redwood
Margaret Thatcher’s legacy is one of rising inequality, ruthless de-industrialisation and decimated communities. It’s an economic model past its sell-by date, writes Diane Abbott
Margaret Thatcher reignited the flame of national self-confidence and lifted Britain’s standing in the world. New Conservatives must learn from her ability to present an alternative based on conservative ideas, writes Priti Patel
There is a manageable cost to tackling climate change, and the lesson of the last decade is that costs fall when there is a concerted effort to act, writes Lord Deben
Robert Long from the House of Commons Library looks at the changes being introduced to Relationships and Sex Education in schools in England
The Engineering a Better World podcast series from The House magazine and the IET is back for series two! New host Jonn Elledge discusses with parliamentarians and industry experts how technology and engineering can provide policy solutions to our changing world.
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