Johnson’s government has made a radical statement of intentions as the UK gears up for the last series of trading negotiations for a deal with the EU before 15th October. A statement which has immense implications for Britain’s trading position with the rest of the world and the morality of its choices.

26 Sep 2020 Barney Andrews

With upcoming Scottish Parliamentary elections in May , both the Labour and Conservative parties face little time to develop a successful strategy that addresses both the threat of independence and that speaks to the Scottish electorate’s domestic priorities.

26 Sep 2020 Ed Halford

Want to know more about the UK Internal Market Bill? Eager to find out about the new 'Helen's Law'? If the answer is 'Yes' then read Nouse's latest daily round up of parliamentary business.

16 Sep 2020 Oliver Davey

Interested in the merger between the Foreign Office and International development? Want to find out more about the PM's latest clashes with Starmer? Here is the perfect round-up of parliament's latest business.

10 Sep 2020 Oliver Davey

The priority of controlling COVID-19 has come at the expense of potential and current cancer patients, where waiting two more months for an appointment or treatment can make all the difference.

7 Sep 2020 Ed Halford

but can you teach an old cabinet member new tricks?

1 Sep 2020 James Abbott

Interested in finding out more about the business conducted in parliament? If the answer is yes then get stuck into Nouse's new round up of the 'comings and goings' of parliament.

29 Aug 2020 Oliver Davey

14 Aug 2020 Ellie Parnham

After the disastrous 2019 General Election for the Labour Party, it was clear that the party required a new direction, agenda and leader. But how far has Keir Starmer, the unity candidate in the 2020 Labour Leadership contest, ushered in a new phase for the party?

11 Aug 2020 Barney Andrews Ed Halford

The Unionist party divided?

2 Aug 2020 James Abbott