Naz Shah: “The assisted dying bill is not fit for purpose”
The Labour MP and scrutiny committee member on why she fears the consequences if end-of-life proposals become law.
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PMQs review: Badenoch’s attacks are undermined by her record in government
The Conservative leader never raised the issue of a national inquiry into the rape gangs when she was children’s minister…
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Was Louise Haigh’s departure inevitable?
Some in Labour had long thought the Transport Secretary was vulnerable.
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Why MPs should vote to legalise assisted dying
Maintaining a cruel status quo is not a neutral choice.
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Assisted dying advocates have much to learn from the legalisation of abortion
The two proposals are taking a strikingly similar route through parliament.
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Globetrotting Starmer’s shrewd out-of-sight, out-of-mind approach
Your daily dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Is the assisted dying bill doomed?
Wes Streeting’s intervention has added to the momentum against the legislation.
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Dispirited former Tory ministers shrink from the opposition grind
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Is Britain ready for “assisted dying”?
So long as social care is in crisis, the current debate feels premature.
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Georgia Gould on a new generation of Labour MPs
The new member for Queen’s Park and Maida Vale brings years of local-government experience to Westminster.
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Starmer resurrects Social Security Minister
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Green Ed’s red rage
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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From Labour’s economic plan to the Tory leadership: no one wants to be associated with Liz Truss
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Inside the Labour Growth Group
Will the new organisation be more than cheerleaders for the party leadership?
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Labour’s lobbying crackdown doesn’t go far enough
MPs’ second jobs are only part of Westminster’s integrity problem.
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Labour’s class of 2015 has arrived
How will this lost-and-found generation of MPs shape the Starmer project?
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The gruelling campaign is over. Now we have a country to sort
Also this week: Nigel Farage to be bogged down by bins and neighbour disputes, and the Euros bringing about familial…
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Anneliese Dodds’ long shadow in the cabinet
Your weekly dose of gossip from the Commons.
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MPs’ safety concerns shouldn’t obscure the right to protest
Threats against parliamentarians are an indictment of parts of the pro-Palestine movement – but the democratic process must be preserved.
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Something rotten
A succession of scandals has created a profound mistrust in our political and media class.
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