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So. Farewell Then. Nadine Dorries. The departure of the bestselling author from parliament got Mr S wondering just which books her colleagues have been reading this past year. Fortunately, the Commons Library publishes a list of all works purchased and borrowed, allowing us to discover just what is on our honourable members’ minds… The latest

Labour says second year-on-year decline in a row is ‘incredibly concerning’ for future of the NHS

But opposition raises more cash than Tories as donors step in

The London Ultra Low Emission Zone is set to expand to cover the entirety of the Greater London area in less than a week. Mayor Sadiq Khan has faced widespread opposition to the move.

The foundation of any country’s justice system is justice itself. Justice requires that individuals receive fair, impartial, and reasonable treatme...

Shadow skills minister Toby Perkins said the dropout rate was ‘incredibly concerning for the future of the health service’.

Shadow skills minister Toby Perkins said the dropout rate was ‘incredibly concerning for the future of the health service’.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said the sanctions were ‘in the context of London’s unrelenting military support for the Kyiv neo-Nazi regime’.

Headline inflation figures give a distorted picture as the cost of basics, including food prices are still surging. Those already in the highest-paying jobs account for the lion’s share of the wage increase.

Shadow skills minister Toby Perkins said the dropout rate was ‘incredibly concerning for the future of the health service’.