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Dizzying Lords reform debate won’t end prettily

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Religious groups are welcome to have a role in political.

The faithful can’t be trusted to have a political voice

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Financial privilege - when it comes to money, the Commons holds the power

More light than heat in financial privilege row

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Benefit cap resistance likely to be dampened through nine-month grace period

Welfare reform: Don’t expect much fight from the Lords

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Clerks in both Houses operate by the book

It’s not necessarily game over for welfare reform resistance, after all

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Clegg gave evidence to the Lords constitution committee this morning

Another voter registration retreat in the offing?

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If Hester’s bonus was immoral, so are all the others

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Wales Humanists launches report on 100 years of disestablishment

Humanists UK alarmed at Government’s proposal to remove 50% Cap on Faith Schools

It has been reported by The Sunday Times that the Government is considering plans to remove the 50% admissions cap on new faith schools in England. This would mean that they would no longer have to offer a proportion of their places to children who do not follow their religion but would instead be able… Read more »

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Former GP appointed to lead MDU professional services team

The Medical Defence Union (MDU) has appointed Dr Caroline Fryar as professional services director to lead the team guiding, supporting, and defending healthcare professionals with ethical and medico-legal issues. Dr Fryar has worked at the MDU for seventeen years in various roles, most recently as director of medical services. She was previously a GP. Caroline… Read more »

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Do her views need representing in parliament?

Giving the unborn their say

Protecting the interests of the unborn is important, but representing their views now poses a bit of a headache.

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Should Scottish MPs get to vote in England-only matters?

Coalition won’t back down over independence referendum talks

London might have agreed to talks with the Scottish government over the terms of the independence referendum, but a little-noticed clause in their establishment of the West Lothian Question commission suggests they’re not planning on budging.

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