Former Labour MP Tony Wright reflects on how the atmosphere and behaviour of MPs in the House of Commons has altered over the ...

Magistrates have formed an integral part of the England and Wales legal system since the 12th century and the reign of ...

At its core, the British Red Cross is there to help people prepare, respond and recover when crisis strikes. In an ever ...

The shadow minister for transport has said that he is “not anti-union at all”, ahead of a meeting with the general secretary ...

The only positive I have seen about the call for another inquiry into child sexual abuse is that the issue is being talked ...

Allegations relating to sexual conduct involving police officers have soared by more than two thirds last year, according to ...

The chair of the Energy Committee has told PoliticsHome the recent slew of executive orders on climate change and green ...

Exclusive: The Conservative Party is set to launch policy commissions across the Shadow Cabinet in Kemi Badenoch’s first step ...

Public inquiries are excellent at uncovering the truth but do little to ensure that lessons are actually learnt and lasting ...

With Reform riding high in the polls, many new Labour MPs are deeply anxious about the threat posed by Nigel Farage. To fight him off, Keir ...

Expanding the statutory level of paternity leave for fathers could deliver £2.6bn of long-term growth to the UK economy, ...

MPs have slammed the NHS top leadership and accused senior officials of being “defensive” in response to a cross-party ...