March 10, 2025

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced new initiatives including free breakfast clubs in 750 schools to boost children’s life chances and save parents money. The government is also investing heavily in early years education and special educational needs, aiming to break…

The Crime and Policing Bill, presented by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, aims to enhance street safety and rebuild confidence in policing by introducing 50 new laws. Key measures include the establishment of 13,000 new neighborhood police officers, tougher action on…

In a parliamentary debate on suspending legal and illegal migration, MPs discussed the complex issue without descending into polarised rhetoric. They acknowledged the significant contributions of migrants to the UK while addressing public concerns about high immigration levels. The government…

Recent violence in Syria has raised alarms, with reports of numerous civilian deaths in coastal areas, prompting urgent calls for the interim authorities to protect all citizens and ensure a peaceful transition. The UK is actively engaging with the interim…

The UK Parliament’s First Delegated Legislation Committee approved a £3 million grant for the Churches Conservation Trust (CCT) for the year 2025-26. The CCT manages over 350 historic churches no longer used for regular worship, transforming them into community and…

A security incident occurred on the parliamentary estate last Saturday, prompting an immediate response and a subsequent review ordered by Mr Speaker. The incident was resolved safely thanks to the efforts of those involved, and an individual has been charged….

During a parliamentary session, Chris Vince corrected the record about Tom Farr, a former Harlow council leader, clarifying that Tom was a social worker, not a teacher. Paul Holmes raised concerns about the delays in receiving responses from His Majesty’s…