With a number of public sector unions pledging renewed strike action going into this year, the wave of strikes which have effected the UK since 2022 show no sign of stopping in this new government. What can the Government learn from previous strikes?
Last Monday, Chamber and 50:50 Parliament hosted a ‘Welcome to Parliament’ event for newly elected MPs, focusing on women’s health. Several MPs, health professionals, and campaigners highlighted the current issues surrounding women’s health and the urgent need to address them. This event was kindly sponsored by Bayer, a leader in both pharmaceuticals and agricultural solutions, which has a long-standing commitment to improving women’s health through innovation and advocacy.
The Vice President tends to have particular influence over foreign policy. This article looks at Minnesota governor – Tim Walz, Kentucky Governor – Andy Beshear, Arizona Governor – Mark Kelly and Pennsylvania Governor – Josh Shapiro, and what their potential candidacies could mean for the UK.
With the announcement deadline closing yesterday, the new leader of the Conservative Party will be one of six candidates. With the most diverse field of plausible candidates in recent memory, this leadership election will decide the direction of the Conservatives following their landslide defeat. Here’s what to know about the candidates:
Today, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves addressed the House of Commons with a pledge to ‘restore economic stability’ after revealing a £22 billion of unfunded pressures inherited from the previous Conservative Government. This leaves the question as to what will happen with Public Finances?
Despite a 92% increase in funding since 2014, a recent independent report has found that SEND has not only failed to increase educational results, but
With the Vice President securing the majority of delegates going into the DNC next month, Harris will almost certainly face off against Trump in November.
Poll after poll predicts a landslide defeat for Nicolas Maduro. But losing didn’t stop Maduro in 2015, and it may not now. Whilst it’s possible that the opposition
The Government’s suspension of seven Labour MPs is more likely to encourage dissent than crush it. The Prime Minister’s position will look increasingly unreasonable to
Ahead of SME4Labour’s Summer Reception, Chamber UK sat down with Eman Martin-Vignerte, Director of Government Affairs for BoschUK, to discuss her insights on the relevance
Today parliament will choose the First and Second Deputy Speakers. Chamber UK have had the chance to interview two of the expected front-runners, Caroline Nokes
The Government’s position is gaining increasing criticism within the party, not only among the left, but moderates. What is motivating the Prime Minister to maintain
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