MPs call for ban on smacking children while critics say nanny state law going too far
The Children’s Commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, has written to MPs urging them to back the proposed change to ...
Shipley's MP Anna Dixon among delegation to Zimbabwe
Anna Dixon, Member of Parliament (MP) for Shipley, joined other MPs on a parliamentary visit to Zimbabwe recently. With the goal of observing firsthand the impact of UK overseas aid on the country, Ms ...
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Children call for MPs to act on climate justice
Young climate justice campaigners from around the UK have shared their message with MPs at an art exhibition in Parliament.
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What does the UK benefits crackdown mean for Scotland?
In Scotland, disability benefits are devolved, and the Scottish replacement for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) has an ...
Liz Kendall says young people will be pushed to join the army to cut youth unemployment
Work and Pensions Secretary announces plan to get young people in the armed forces as part of massive cuts to benefits ...
MPs back package of workers’ rights reforms in ‘landmark’ Bill
MPs backed the Bill at its third reading 333 votes to 100, majority 233, and it will now undergo scrutiny in the House of ...
Plan to make phone use safer for teens watered down
A bill that had suggested banning smartphones in schools and addictive algorithms aimed at young teenagers has been watered ...
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MPs to debate Bill aimed at limiting harms of smartphone use among children
The Protection of Children (Digital Safety and Data Protection) – which is more commonly known as the Safer Phones Bill – will have its second reading in the Commons on Friday where MPs will debate it ...