Almost a decade after the referendum, freedom of movement is finding its way back into our national political conversation.
Hongkongers who stood up for democracy have paid a heavy price. Some have lost their freedom, spent years in prison and ...
When parents up and down the country think about their child’s education – their hopes and fears – few will think about multi ...
A life peer is an individual who has been appointed to be a member of the House of Lords for their lifetime. The title and the right to sit in the House are not hereditary and are extinguished upon ...
The prime minister is the head of the government of the United Kingdom. By constitutional convention, the prime minister is the individual best placed to command the confidence (majority support) of ...
On 19 March 1649, the revolutionary Rump Parliament passed legislation to abolish the House of Lords. The move came seven weeks after the execution of King Charles I and was a key step in the ...
Sir Mel Stride is the Conservative MP for Central Devon, having first been elected to parliament at the 2010 general election. In the 2024 general election, Stride received 16,831 votes, representing ...
On 29 December 1975, new legislation introducing a woman’s right to equal pay and status in the workplace and in society came into force. The implementation of the Sex Discrimination Act and the Equal ...
Michelle O’Neill is the vice president of Sinn Féin and currently serves as the first minister of Northern Ireland, having taken office in February 2024. This marked a historic moment as she became ...
On 10 March 1629, King Charles I formally dissolved parliament, beginning an 11-year period of governing without it, known as the “Personal Rule”. The move was the culmination of years of mounting ...
Shabana Mahmood has appeared to dispute Brexit’s contribution to the small boats crisis, telling MPs the UK did not deport ...
Renters of all ages deserve access to a secure and affordable home and Local Housing Allowance (LHA) can help with this by ...