Jonathan Reynolds told the investment bank that he looked forward to working together to “change the face of our UK”
The business secretary told the head of a major global investment banker that he looked forward to working together to “change the face of our United Kingdom"
After an anti-smuggling law was repealed, much of smuggling was decriminalised – research suggests migrants are safer
After we published op-eds from opposing sides of assisted dying debate, many readers wrote in to give their opinion
Failed MPs and outgoing spads turn to lobbying, plus the new shadow science minister’s link to arms firms and tech giants
Failed MPs and outgoing spads turn to lobbying, plus the new shadow science minister’s links to arms firms and tech giants
We know policing often harms sex workers. We need to talk about what it would take to change tack
The bill puts us at risk of coercion by family members, and doctors wrongly predicting that we are going to die
Tunisian authorities have targeted civil society actors for ‘financial crimes’ and brutally deported refugees
Noel Conway wanted to die with dignity, yet he died slowly in pain. This month MPs can finally help others like him
Plus, what does the Democratic Party need to do to win in 2028?
Despite attempts at reform, the Kafala system in Gulf countries is still custom-built to exploit workers
