March 19, 2025

The parliamentary session debated the National Insurance Contributions Bill, focusing on Lords amendments aimed at mitigating the impact on healthcare providers, charities, and small businesses. Opposition members criticized the government’s decision to increase employer national insurance contributions, arguing it would…

The Labour government faced intense criticism in Parliament for scrapping the winter fuel payment, affecting 10 million pensioners and leading to increased hospital admissions among the elderly. Conservative MPs argued that the decision was a betrayal of vulnerable pensioners, emphasizing…

The parliamentary session focused on critical issues including the upcoming health and disability Green Paper, which aims to reform employment support for disabled people but has sparked concern over potential cuts to disability benefits. Discussions also addressed discrimination against ethnic…

The parliamentary session focused on debating amendments to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, particularly concerning the right of individuals and institutions to opt out of participating in assisted dying. Key discussions revolved around protecting the conscience rights…

In a heated debate over the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, MPs clashed over amendments aimed at clarifying and toughening criminal and civil liabilities for assisting in suicides. Danny Kruger expressed concerns about the potential redundancy and complications…

During a heated parliamentary session, Sarah Owen challenged the shadow Minister’s claim that imam Adam Kelwick prayed for Hamas’ victory over Israel, clarifying that he actually called for peace. Owen emphasized Kelwick’s efforts in countering extremism and uniting communities, demanding…

The parliamentary session focused on the urgent need to improve transport connectivity in North-West England, highlighting the region’s struggle with outdated infrastructure and its impact on economic growth and social inclusion. MPs from various constituencies, including Leigh and Atherton, Bolton,…

In a crucial session, the UK Parliament’s committee reviewed the draft Disclosure (Scotland) Act 2020 Order, aimed at enhancing the safety of Scottish communities by ensuring seamless information sharing between UK and Scottish law enforcement. The order, set to come…

Alistair Carmichael introduced a Bill aimed at reforming the food market by enhancing the role of the Groceries Code Adjudicator, ensuring better coordination with the Agricultural Supply Chain Adjudicator, and improving public procurement and labeling of British food products. He…

In a heated parliamentary debate on council tax reform, Labour MP Jonathan Brash highlighted the severe unfairness of the current system, particularly its impact on deprived areas like Hartlepool, where residents pay significantly more than those in wealthier regions like…

The UK Parliament discussed the vital role of the defence industry in the West Midlands, highlighting its contribution to national security, economic growth, and innovation in sectors like AI and advanced manufacturing. MPs stressed the need for increased investment in…

The UK Parliament debated the severe inadequacies of the current miscarriage of justice compensation scheme, highlighting that victims often face insurmountable barriers to receiving fair compensation despite being exonerated. MPs discussed the case of Brian Buckle, who was wrongfully imprisoned…

In a passionate parliamentary debate, Jodie Gosling highlighted the critical role of supported internships in helping young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) transition into the workforce. She cited the success of schemes like those at Asda and…

MPs urged the government to fully implement the Down Syndrome Act 2022, highlighting the need for specific guidance on healthcare, education, and employment for those with Down syndrome. Personal stories emphasized the potential and achievements of individuals with Down syndrome,…