Words Matter: We must end verbal abuse of children
Earlier this spring, Words Matter convened a pivotal event in the House of Commons with a clear and urgent message: If this Government is serious
Earlier this spring, Words Matter convened a pivotal event in the House of Commons with a clear and urgent message: If this Government is serious
Peter Kyle MP, has committed to working with all sides in the copyright debate to find solutions, exactly what UKAI has been calling for.
At a recent dinner, organised by Curia and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), industry leaders discussed how to build a sustainable energy ecosystem
With a single piece of legislation, decades of hard-won protections for nature could be cast aside
Who owns the technology underpinning these tools? Can we trust it? Are we truly in control?
The Supreme Court’s judgment in For Women Scotland v The Scottish Government has triggered significant concern across trans communities and among organisations working to uphold
There’s an old saying: If we don’t welcome young people into the village, they’ll burn it down just to feel its warmth. I think about
The time to recognise Somaliland is now, and Britain is the right country to do it first
The Education Secretary outlined a range of policies aimed at tackling child poverty in Britain, refusing to rule out further reform to the social security system
In a world gripped by economic short-sightedness, one truth remains clear: Countries that embrace free trade will thrive
In a powerful speech that ranged from personal reflection to policy reckoning, former UK Prime Minister, Sir John Major set out a bold challenge to Britain’s political class: face up to the damage done – or prepare for decline.
Amidst the ongoing Green Party leadership election, co-candidates Ellie Chowns MP and Adrian Ramsay MP gave the Chamber Journal the following written interview
Charlie Kirk’s assassination on Wednesday August 10th has, paradoxically, united and divided America’s warring political
Over 100,000 protestors have taken to the streets in London as part of the Unite
The assassination of Charlie Kirk shows the ugly face of the far left is just
Charlie Kirk’s assassination on Wednesday August 10th has, paradoxically, united and divided America’s warring political
Over 100,000 protestors have taken to the streets in London as part of the Unite
The assassination of Charlie Kirk shows the ugly face of the far left is just
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