May 12, 2025

The Home Secretary announced a comprehensive White Paper aimed at restoring control over the UK’s immigration system, which had seen net migration quadruple to over 900,000 under the previous Conservative government. The plan focuses on reducing net migration, linking immigration…

The Work and Pensions session focused on the government’s plans to reform Personal Independence Payments (PIP), sparking intense debate. Liz Kendall, the Secretary of State, emphasized a review of PIP assessments to ensure they meet current needs, starting this week…

A serious assault on a prison officer at HMP Belmarsh sparked an urgent parliamentary question on the safety of prison staff. The Justice Minister condemned violence against officers and outlined several ongoing reviews aimed at enhancing their safety, including access…

The UK and US have reached a new trade deal that aims to benefit the entire UK, including Northern Ireland, by saving jobs and boosting sectors like automotive, steel, and pharmaceuticals. Secretary of State Jonathan Reynolds emphasized the deal’s importance,…

Dawn Butler celebrated the government’s adoption of her bill to protect the title of “nurse” on International Nurses Day, prompting her to seek advice on withdrawing her legislation. Ben Obese-Jecty accused the Minister for Border Security and Asylum of misleading…