Vladimir Putin does not have a stranglehold on our gas supplies. But there are real concerns about the UK's future energy security, says Alan Whitehead

All universities should be able to offer unconditional offers, but at the same time in doing so they should exercise a duty of care to the interests of the prospective student, writes Matt Warman

Our bid to remain in the Internal Energy Market is good for energy security, but a tough endeavour to win, says Lord Teverson

On Tuesday I will be leading a Westminster Hall debate calling for legal aid to be granted to the families of the victims of the Birmingham Pub Bombings, writes Richard Burden.

Almost one year on from its introduction, the consequences of the government’s two-child limit policy are deeply concerning, writes the Bishop of Durham

The government must bring an end to the discrimination against boys and immunise all adolescents from Human Papilloma Virus, writes Baroness Altmann

The EU’s Public Health Procurement directive has protected the NHS from mass privatisation. The government must make clear those safeguards will stay in place in future trade deals, writes Baroness Brinton

Irrespective of your political view, our justice system will require significant ongoing alignment to the corresponding EU arrangements post-Brexit, writes Bob Neill

Northern Ireland’s LGBT community has waited long enough for the right to marry the person they love. It is time that politicians dealt with this injustice, writes Conor McGinn

When over 80% of world’s wealth ends up in the hands of a tiny minority, we know it’s time to rewrite the rules of capitalism, writes Liam Byrne

National Democracy Week offers an opportunity to connect with and inspire under-represented groups. Chloe Smith explains how MPs and peers can get involved

Gary Connor looks ahead to this week’s agenda in the Upper Chamber