In a report, the Joint Committee on Human Rights has said there is currently no useable legal definition of extremism.
A new report has claimed that devolution is being ‘underpowered’ and is failing under the current ‘austerity cosh’.
The Health Select Committee has accused ministers of giving the wrong impression about how much they are spending on healthcare in England.
Research from the International Longevity Centre UK (ILC-UK) has warned that an increasing number of older people are living alone, without having adaptions installed to enable them to live independently.
All MPs are to be automatically offered additional security in their constituency offices and homes, following the death of Labour MP Jo Cox.
The Local Government Association (LGA) has called for a ban on mileage correction services, after the latest figures have shown around one in 20 cars are thought to be ‘clocked’.
MPs have voted to renew the UK’s nuclear deterrent Trident weapons system, by 472 votes to 117.
A report conducted by MPs on the Culture Media and Sport Committee has called on BT to increase its investment in the business and improve services.
Core Cities UK has warned that they must have a voice in EU negotiations if they are to close the £66 billion productivity gap.
Entrepreneur Emma Jones has been appointed as Small Business Crown Representative.
A new report by the YoundMinds charity has found that services are inadvertently re-traumatising vulnerable children.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called for greater devolution of powers to London in order to protect ‘jobs, wealth and prosperity’, in the wake of Brexit.
The Home Affairs Select Committee has called on the government to create a new law making it an offence to refuse to hand over money and assets derived from crime.
The Electoral Commission has maintained that while the move to individual registration has produced more accurate voter records, there has been a slight decrease in their completeness.
Greg Clark has been given the new position of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Secretary.
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For those involved in debt recovery, supporting engagement is critical, not just to resolve outstanding debts, but to protect vulnerable citizens, improve financial resilience, and uphold trust in public services. In this article, the CSA's head of policy, Daniel Spenceley explores why overcoming disengagement is so crucial, what barriers remain, and how collective action, including better financial education and tackling online misinformation, can create a more supportive environment for those in financial difficulty.
