‘The fate of the assisted dying bill: a quiet end or a painful struggle?’
Earlier this week, Lord Falconer, the promoter of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, said that…
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‘Education is the engine of opportunity – and global cooperation is how we keep it running’
Education lights every stage of the journey to a better life. It’s the single most important contributor to…
‘Working people need secure jobs – we must give all workers a Guaranteed Hours Contract’
For far too long, my constituents in Corby and East Northamptonshire have not all had access to good,…
‘Honest labelling: why transparency on meat and dairy matters’
Last month, just before Christmas, Defra launched its Animal Welfare Strategy – a hugely commendable and ambitious set…
‘Regulating social media means changing who owns it’
If social media technology were owned and controlled by the people who use it, we would not be…
‘This weekend the Fabian Society discuss Labour’s plans to renew Britain, the challenges and the choices ahead’
Eighteen months ago, the electorate kicked out a tired, divided, scandal-ridden and utterly failed Conservative government, delivering Labour…
‘On devolution, Labour is on the wrong lines’
When you are elected on a pledge of “change”, however vague the term, and then carry on trotting…
Sponsored: ‘The Animal Welfare Strategy: Turning promises into progress for animals’
SPONSORED The Government brought 2025 to a close by unveiling its Animal Welfare Strategy, promising to ‘deliver…
‘To last, the child poverty strategy must be grounded in human rights’
When Rachel Reeves defended the Labour Government’s decision to scrap the two-child limit, she was clear about the…
‘Labour has an opportunity to lead in breaking the cycle of conflict and malnutrition’
The Munich Security Conference in February will be the first meeting of world leaders on security since the…
