Nadia Whittome MP

National security in the 21st century depends as much on climate resilience at home as it does on security abroad.

Just because some of our voters switched to Reform, it does not mean that their sole motivation is immigration, argues Nadia Whittome MP.

Often described as the happiest country in the world, Finland has topped the UN World Happiness Report ranking for five years in a row. But while happiness is subjective and hard to compare, the Nordic country also regularly comes near the…

“Children are literally being picked up from outside the building, disappearing and not being found. They're being taken from the street by traffickers.” This was the chilling account from a whistleblower working for a Home Office…

Workers in India are in urgent need of solidarity. Under the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country is in the grip of an increasingly autocratic nationalist government that makes Donald Trump’s wing of the…

The new Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, will tomorrow announce an emergency Budget, supposedly to deal with the cost-of-living and energy crisis. In it, we will see the energy price cap rise to £2,500 and the cap on bankers’ bonuses possibly…

As we emerge from the end of the pandemic – to the extent that there will ever be an end to it – we find ourselves in an economic crisis unprecedented in recent history. This crisis is not abstract, and neither is it like the weather: our…

A humanitarian disaster and refugee crisis is unfolding in Ukraine. Since Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked invasion last week, more than one million people have already fled the country. The UN has warned that that number could grow to up to…

Tackling the climate emergency should be at the centre of everything that we, as a party, aim to do. This crisis is an existential threat to all of us, and time is running out. The signs are already all around us, from wildfires in…

For many years now, our democratic institutions have been failing those they claim to represent. Recently, the UK has been batting off crisis upon crisis, each made worse by a dogmatic Westminster government and the vicious politics of…

SPONSORED POST Before I was an MP, I used to be a care worker. During the first lockdown, back in March last year, I returned to care work again. I saw first-hand some of the issues that key workers on the frontline were facing every day –…

For Christmas this year, I’m donating a part of my salary to an amazing group of key workers in my city of Nottingham who need our support now more than ever. When the pandemic hit, the whole nation saw delivery workers for what they have…