March 20, 2025

The conflict in Gaza has escalated again after Israel resumed airstrikes, resulting in the deaths of over 400 Palestinians, including many women and children, marking the deadliest day since the war began. A ceasefire that had brought hope and allowed…

During a parliamentary debate on the tourism industry, MPs passionately highlighted the diverse attractions across the UK, from Bedfordshire’s potential Universal Studios to Cornwall’s rich cultural heritage. The session emphasized the economic importance of tourism, contributing £145.8 billion to the…

The parliamentary session focused on the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (Transfer of Functions etc) Bill, where the government pushed for immediate implementation of Skills England without a delay. Opposition members criticized the rushed approach, warning of potential disruptions…

The parliamentary session focused on the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (Transfer of Functions etc) Bill, discussing amendments to establish Skills England as an independent statutory body. Concerns were raised about the lack of independence if Skills England remained…

During the parliamentary session, the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Department was questioned on multiple issues including fly-tipping, sewage discharge reduction, and flood defense investments. The government outlined its plans to tackle fly-tipping by establishing clean-up squads and introducing new…

The House of Commons discussed the upcoming parliamentary schedule, which includes debates on key bills such as the Planning and Infrastructure Bill and the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, alongside a special focus on Northern Irish affairs and the anniversary of…

Coastal communities across the UK are facing unique challenges that urgently need national attention and support, yet they also hold immense economic potential and cultural significance. MPs from various parties passionately called for a dedicated Minister for Coastal Communities to…

The Transport Committee’s report “Access denied: rights versus reality in disabled people’s access to transport” reveals widespread failures in the UK’s transport system, leaving many disabled individuals unable to travel freely due to inaccessible stations, unreliable passenger assistance, and discriminatory…

Knife crime among children and young people is a grave issue that demands immediate action, as highlighted in a recent parliamentary debate. MPs across parties emphasized the need for a holistic approach, including stricter laws, increased police presence, and early…

During a parliamentary session, Richard Tice highlighted the tragic case of Laura Barlow, who died from undiagnosed cancer after receiving only telephone consultations, emphasizing the need for more face-to-face GP appointments. Tice called for a patient’s right to in-person consultations,…

In a gripping session at Westminster Hall, MPs passionately debated critical issues under the guidance of Sir Desmond Swayne. The focus was on backbench business, showcasing the vibrant democratic process in action.

In a heartfelt parliamentary debate, MPs celebrated British Sign Language Week, highlighting BSL’s importance as more than just a language but a vital tool for communication and inclusion within the deaf community. They discussed the need for better access to…