December 19, 2024

The government has announced a major funding boost for hospices, with £100 million for adult and children’s hospices and an additional £26 million specifically for children’s hospices. This investment aims to improve care environments and address long-standing funding issues in…

The MV Ruby saga highlights a disastrous environmental incident where 300 tonnes of ammonium nitrate were dumped into the sea near Great Yarmouth, sparking debates on governmental oversight and accountability. Rupert Lowe criticized the handling of the situation, pointing out…

The Qualifications Reform Review sparked debate on student choice and accessibility. Jim Shannon expressed concerns that the reforms might force students into unsuitable roles, questioning how the system will cater to diverse talents and aspirations. Janet Daby announced the retention…

In a heated parliamentary session, MPs grilled ministers on key issues including flood protection, the impact of the autumn Budget on family farms, and the ongoing sewage pollution crisis. The Environment Secretary announced a £2.4 billion investment over two years…

The fall of Assad’s regime in Syria has brought relief but also ongoing violence and uncertainty, with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) establishing an interim government. The UK is actively engaging with HTS and other groups to push for a peaceful,…

During a parliamentary session, Alison Bennett raised a point of order about misleading statements made by the Minister for Secondary Care regarding a £100 million funding boost for hospices. Bennett pointed out that the Minister failed to mention that the…

In a lively parliamentary session, MPs outlined the upcoming legislative agenda for early 2025, which includes debates on using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine and addressing NHS backlogs. Amid festive cheer, discussions also touched on the urgent need for…

The UK government has announced a deal that will see Navantia UK purchase all of Harland & Wolff’s shipyards, securing the future of around 1,000 jobs across Belfast, Scotland, and Devon. The agreement ensures the continuation of the fleet solid…

As the Ukraine conflict enters its third year, the UK reaffirms its unwavering support, announcing a £225 million military aid package for 2025 to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities amid ongoing Russian aggression. The package includes advanced military equipment like drones…

The Defence Committee’s report on service accommodation reveals shocking living conditions for military personnel, including damp, mould, and rodent infestations, which severely impact morale and readiness. The government’s decision to buy back the housing portfolio from Annington is a critical…

Bob Blackman highlighted his new roles as Chairman of the Backbench Business Committee and the 1922 Committee, reflecting on a busy year marked by elections and international events. He criticized Transport for London’s management and urged action on global issues,…

The government is reviewing past consultations on the criminal injuries compensation scheme, with plans to publish a response soon. Concerns from victims and survivors about the scheme are being acknowledged. Efforts are underway to enhance support for victims and survivors…