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Since 2010, progress on social mobility has gone into reverse. The next Labour government will need to implement long-lasting reforms to turn this around, writes Angela Rayner
Damian Hinds describes being Education Secretary as his dream job. But with schools taking matters into their own hands to highlight their under-pressure budgets, and fears of a teacher retention crisis, his department faces some huge challenges. He speaks to Matt Foster
As an ex-white van man who dabbled in amateur dramatics, Ian Chapman never saw himself becoming a Senior Doorkeeper in Parliament. But as he puts his vibrato to good use, he can’t imagine being anywhere else
The UK needs an immigration system that ensures we remain a world leader in science, writes Chris Green
It’s time to show some compassion to thousands of patients who could benefit from medical cannabis, says Paul Flynn
We have a duty to take action and improve employers’ perception of disability, so everyone has the opportunity to fulfil their potential, writes Sarah Newton
From the ‘Women in Politics Hackathon’ to a new youth ambassadors scheme, this week’s activities will be a chance to celebrate our thriving democracy, writes Chloe Smith
To unlock the potential of our health services we must incentivise the uptake of innovation, says George Freeman
The funding boost is welcome – but investment must be accompanied by reform, says Alan Milburn
The NHS must see itself as a player in a team of other local public services to improve effectiveness for all, says Stephen Dorrell
The public would support tax rises if proceeds were ringfenced for health and social care, says Norman Lamb
Radical simplification is needed to streamline the NHS and remedy the fragmentation caused by the Lansley reforms, says Lord Darzi
Connecting Communities is an initiative aimed at empowering and strengthening community ties across the UK. Launched in partnership with The National Lottery, it aims to promote dialogue and support Parliamentarians working to nurture a more connected society.
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