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It has been a year since the Online Safety Act became law – yet we’re still waiting for action
It has been a year since the Online Safety Act became law – yet we’re still waiting for action
Education
By Sir Peter Wanless
A year since the groundbreaking Online Safety Act became law, the risks children face online seem to be worse than ever. From AI child abuse images to sophisticated ‘sextortion’ gangs and addictive algorithms, the pace of technology, and those who seek to exploit it, has overtaken the shift towards safety.
Women in Westminster: In Conversation With Eleni Courea Partner content
Parliament
By Total Politics Impact
Women in Westminster: In Conversation With Eleni Courea
Oiling the machine - inside the Number 10 policy unit
Parliament
By Will Tanner
Oiling the machine - inside the Number 10 policy unit
How football riches could ease the suffering of Ukraine
Foreign affairs
By Joe Powell
How football riches could ease the suffering of Ukraine
We must incentivise research into treatments for rare cancers like glioblastoma
Health
By Scott Arthur
We must incentivise research into treatments for rare cancers like glioblastoma
How a derelict coal terminal will drive the UK’s renewable energy revolution Partner content
Energy
By Peel Ports
How a derelict coal terminal will drive the UK’s renewable energy revolution
Accelerating a sustainable and resilient energy transition Partner content
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By WSP
Accelerating a sustainable and resilient energy transition
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Kemi Badenoch Gives All 26 New Tory MPs Jobs In Opposition
Kemi Badenoch Gives All 26 New Tory MPs Jobs In Opposition
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Notes on a defeat – a Tory staffer who volunteered for Harris hands in his canvass return
Notes on a defeat – a Tory staffer who volunteered for Harris hands in his canvass return
By William Falcon
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Green Party Members Rejected Proposal To Join With Women’s Equality Party
Green Party Members Rejected Proposal To Join With Women’s Equality Party
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Labour’s Budget is the first step to ending rural health inequity
Environment
By Joe Morris MP
Labour’s Budget is the first step to ending rural health inequity
For 14 years, rural communities were failed by the Conservatives. As the MP for England’s largest rural constituency of Hexham, I have spoken to countless constituents about their frustrations about business, farming, the economy, jobs, housing and, particularly, on health.
A highly skilled workforce that delivers economic growth and regional prosperity demands a local approach Partner content
Economy
By Instep UK
A highly skilled workforce that delivers economic growth and regional prosperity demands a local approach
On Wednesday 30th October, the Chancellor's first Autumn Budget outlined a strategy to 'fix the foundations of the economy,' emphasising a commitment to regional prosperity.
Collaboration is key for a smooth transition to Great British Rail Partner content
Transport
By Transport UK
Collaboration is key for a smooth transition to Great British Rail
The government must discuss the specifics of the handover with the wider industry to ensure success and safety for passengers and workers.
Government must grasp the enormity of our mental health crisis
Health
By Dr Sarah Hughes
Government must grasp the enormity of our mental health crisis
The government risks overseeing a further damaging decline in the nation’s mental health and leaving behind a generation if it does not fully grasp and act immediately on the enormity of our mental health crisis.
Are weight loss drugs really 'miracle' medicines?
Health
By Harriet Symonds
Are weight loss drugs really 'miracle' medicines?
With new weight-loss drugs hailed as ‘miracle’ medicines, Harriet Symonds explores whether their increasing popularity should be treated with more caution
Parliament’s baffling and inefficient customs must go
Parliament
By Phil Brickell MP
Parliament’s baffling and inefficient customs must go
As you’d expect, new MPs like me have been bombarded with information since the July election.
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