Today at the Labour Party Conference, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper delivered a speech signalling Labour’s intent to reclaim the mantle of law and order. In a series of ambitious pledges, Cooper addressed knife crime, violence against women, and the deepening crisis of public safety.
Chair of the Environment APPG, Alistair Strathern MP, writes for Chamber UK on the importance of working with partners across political parties, to create consensus, tackle climate change and renew ambition and action for climate and environmental leadership
In an exclusive op-ed for Chamber UK, Jake Richards MP argues for the adoption of the Assisted Dying Bill in the UK, emphasising lessons from
In this exclusive op-ed, Nathan Stilwell highlights the urgent need for assisted dying reform in the UK, emphasising the suffering caused by current laws and lessons from compassionate practices abroad.
Claire Macdonald of My Death, My Decision highlights the harm of current assisted dying laws in England and Wales, urging reform ahead of next week’s parliamentary debate.
Friends of the Earth urges the Government to deliver an ambitious new climate plan that aligns with the country’s legal commitments, ensures a just transition
Can The UK Stop a War Between Hezbollah and Israel?
For over a week, Ukrainian forces have been embedded in Russia’s Kursk Oblast. With Starmer continuing the pro-Ukrainian stance of the previous Government, how will the incursion effect the UK’s involvement in the war?
The recent tragedy in Southport has sparked a strong response from the Labour government, promising a tough stance on crime and new measures to ensure public safety. As the new government navigates these challenges, it must balance enforcement with reform.
Paul Kagame was elected president with 99% of the vote this week on a 98% turnout. Although undoubtedly disappointed in the 1% he wasn’t quite
The new Prime Minister, Keir Starmer has now assumed office. After appointing his cabinet, the new Government must begin their work to enact change immediately. In his first speech as PM, Starmer stressed his goal to be a government of service. Labour won the General Election with only a 34% vote share. Winning over more of the public will take a lot of work.
Ahead of Thursday’s pivotal General Election, Samuel Hemsley examines the seats to watch out for on election night.
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