Prime Minister’s Questions
Humanists UK’s Chief Executive Andrew Copson has been awarded an OBE for ‘services to the non-religious’ in the UK national honours announced today. This is the first time an award has been made for services to the non-religious, who now represent a majority of the UK’s population. Andrew Copson has worked for Humanists UK since… Read more »
MPs have finished the Report Stage debate of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, as well as voting on various amendments. More such votes are expected to follow ahead of a crunch Third Reading vote next Friday. During today’s debate, MPs voted in favour of several changes that strengthen the safeguards in the… Read more »
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Ed Davey launched the Liberal Democrats’ local elections campaign this week by bounding (stumbling) over ankle-high fences in Henley-on-Thames. The message was that in such “Blue Wall” areas, council contests are a “two horse race” between the Liberal Democrats and the beleaguered-looking Conservative Party. The quippy stunt secured headlines for the Lib Dem leader —… Read more »
This session was far bigger than Kemi Badenoch and the six scripted questions her LOTO title permits her. The Conservative leader is still paying the price for a series of underpowered performances since seizing the reins of her party. Those tuning into prime minister’s questions today therefore, came not for Badenoch’s weekly tirade — but… Read more »
