Who is Morgan McSweeney? The 2nd Most Important Person in Government
Who is Morgan McSweeney? The 2nd Most Important Person in Government
Who is Morgan McSweeney? The 2nd Most Important Person in Government
Ahead of Thursday’s pivotal General Election, Samuel Hemsley examines the seats to watch out for on election night.
Analysis and headlines from the 2024 General Election Lib Dem manifesto.
Drawing from global insights and advocacy experiences, this article explores the disconnect between public perceptions and the realities of gender equality, emphasising the imperative of sustained advocacy efforts in shaping inclusive governance and societal progress.
Drawing from global insights and advocacy experiences, this article explores the disconnect between public perceptions and the realities of gender equality, and lack of women’s representation, emphasising the imperative of sustained advocacy efforts in shaping inclusive governance and societal progress.
This weekend’s attack by Iran has marked a new chapter in the deteriorating security landscape in the Middle East, as for the first time for either country a state has launched over 300 missiles and projectiles at another state.
For World Book day, Chamber UK reflects on its Journals’ many Book reviews.
As we head into, likely, a general election year, Frances Scott, founder and Director of 50:50 Parliament, speaks to Chamber about #AskHerToStand.
On Sunday, the 2023 Labour Party Conference started in Liverpool with Deputy Leader, Angela Rayner, giving a speech. Rayner made several commitments in relation to housing, devolution and the living wage.
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) is to report the UK Government to the UN workers’ rights watchdog over the Strike Act. This law governing industrial action enable minimum service levels to be set in key sectors; if these workers refuse to work, they could face being sacked.
This announcement comes as further NHS strikes are planned for the next few weeks.
The Chancellor has revealed his spring Budget this afternoon as the Government continues with its plans to boost the economy.
As sitting women MPs are deselected across the country, we ask whether the Conservative Party has a women problem?
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