Andy Burnham: Tories’ divisive approach to ‘levelling up’ will hurt the UK
It follows a series of scandals over ‘pork barrel’ politics in the government’s levelling up spending.
It follows a series of scandals over ‘pork barrel’ politics in the government’s levelling up spending.
Opposition parties have united against Tory plans to shut down virtual participation
Recent rows have let to a consensus that it’s time to reform many arcane parliamentary procedures. The Speaker tells LFF it’s time for change – and vows to stay on.
As Parliament debates introducing proxy voting for MPs, a new pamphlet shows reform of how the Commons works is long overdue.
The Speaker refused to act – yet the SNP MP targeted was removed for ‘disorderly’ conduct for demanding vote during PMQs today.
Dave Prentis, General Secretary of UNISON, reflects on the union fightback against a bill that should never have existed
Several Conservative MPs have expressed serious concerns at George Osborne’s apparent “disproportionate obsession” with Ed Balls.
Labour’s Katy Clark writes on police abuses of power in recent years and why the HMIC may be limited in what they will and can do, and in the people’s trust.
The Telegraph highlighted new research showing backbench Labour MPs rebelled in almost 1/3 of votes last year. New data show it is part of a long-term trend.