Parliament

One writer gives her take on a controversial hot topic in British politics: should MPs be allowed to have more than one source of income?...

Committee Chairman Sir Robert Goodwill suggested that more research should be done about the increased death of sea life...

The protestors demand affordable childcare, properly paid parental leave for both parents, and more flexible jobs...

Recent rambuctious PMQs raises the question as to whether PMQs are truly effective or do we need a new way to hold the Prime Minister to account?...

The debate surrounding childcare at Parliament is discussed to see whether changes need to be made or not....

Pip Garvey speaks with the Shadow Education Secretary about the impact the pandemic is having on higher education...

Elsa Tarring examines the not-so-exciting implications of the Catalan regional election....

Imogen Birkett on why the House of Lords needs to adapt to the 21st Century...

Max Habib argues that your general election vote ought to go to Nigel Farage's Brexit Party. ...

On 31 October, one promise to leave was kept. John Bercow stood down. The news was met by a mixture of delight and despair, as is the new normal when anything is announced in UK politics. The view of ...

There has been yet another day and yet another time where the Brexit date has been postponed by a few more months. Just when you think the world's longest running soap opera not on television is about...

Whilst the process of Brexit seems neverending, an eternal Brexit is infinitely preferable to crashing out of the EU with no deal. Having yet another extension to our leave, whilst tedious, ensures th...

With fresh talks in the works, the question of Boris Johnson’s intention when it comes to Brexit is becoming increasingly confused. It seemed apparent: the Prime Minister would offer the EU a deal, ...

Ella Bending debates Boris Johnson's decision to prorogue parliament. ...

At 5.30am on Tuesday morning in New York, Boris Johnson awoke to find the Supreme Court’s damning verdict that he had encouraged the Queen to act in an unlawful manner and prorogue (otherwise known ...

Boris Johnson has prorogued Parliament, or shut it down, without calling a general election. The building usually used to give Britons everywhere a voice and to make major political decisions is empty...

The years since the Brexit referendum have taught me that if you ask any number of people what democracy means you will get as many answers back.   I could try to give my own definition or, worse ...

Prorogation is an official mechanism that is used to end a session of parliament. Typically, it lasts only a short time until parliamentary proceedings begin again with a new Queen’s speech. It mean...