While she has been in the spotlight in recent times for speaking out against anti-Semitism, Luciana Berger has become renowned in the Commons for her campaigning on mental health. And though she is no longer in a front bench role, the Liverpool Wavertree MP is still managing to influence the debate. She talks to Sebastian Whale about why every government department must take action

Brexit must make us think anew and refresh Gibraltar’s relationship with the UK. It is time for the Rock to have a Member of Parliament, writes Craig Mackinlay

We must convince the DfT that its new proposals could have dire consequences for not-for-profit transport services – and the communities they serve, argues Lilian Greenwood

It is time to widen the definition of ‘family’ so child refugees in the UK can sponsor their closest relations to join them, argues Baroness Hamwee

My Creditworthiness Assessment Bill will boost the prospects of Britain’s eleven million renters and puncture the poverty premium, writes Lord Bird

Our new APPG will work to ensure that all new towns, past, present and those to be built, can realise their full potential, writes Lucy Allan 

The sick and the vulnerable are disproportionately hit by hospital parking fees. My Bill would bring an end to this clear injustice, writes Robert Halfon  

The Brexit that was promised during the referendum is not the one that is being delivered, writes Gareth Thomas

The role of House of Commons Librarian is multi-faceted. From planning for the restoration and renewal to the Palace of Westminster to providing an essential service to MPs, Penny Young is busy as ever

Speaker Martin was a man of humble origins who rose to hold one of the highest offices in the land – but most of all he should be remembered for his kindness, writes George Foulkes

As a black, working-class, Geordie woman, who built a successful career in engineering, Chi Onwurah knows that improving diversity in industry is not just a moral imperative but an economic necessity. The Shadow Business Minister tells Elizabeth Bates why the push for gender equality is at the heart of Labour’s industrial strategy

With monsoons approaching, the clock is ticking for the international community to respond to the plight of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. Now is the time for the UK to show what Commonwealth solidarity really means, writes Preet Kaur Gill