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The House is an integral part of Westminster's landscape. Established in 1976 by a diverse group of MPs from various political parties, we have dedicated over four decades to illuminating the happenings within Parliament. Our content is mainly produced by Parliament members themselves, supported by a bipartisan editorial board, making The House one of the closest publications to the influential figures in UK politics. Our bi-weekly print magazine, released when Parliament is in session, is well-known for providing unbiased news and insights from Westminster. It includes a blend of unique interviews, lively debates, insider information, and expert analysis on policies.

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Female Labour MPs "Dismayed" By Blue Labour's Anti-DEI Stance

1 day ago | politicshome.com | Matilda Martin |Tom Scotson |Sienna Rodgers

Female Labour MPs "Dismayed" By Blue Labour's Anti-DEI Stance Pro-DEI sign at a May Day event in Lower Manhattan, 2025 (Christopher Penler / Alamy Stock Photo) The Women's Parliamentary Labour Party WhatsApp group this week saw female Labour MPs express frustration with the influence of Blue Labour given its position on diversity, equity and inclusion, PoliticsHome understands.
The Planning Bill gives developers the right to pay cash to trash nature - it must change

1 day ago | politicshome.com | Alain Tolhurst

The Planning Bill gives developers the right to pay cash to trash nature – it must change Campaigners and MPs, including Chris Hinchliff, gather in Parliament Square calling for urgent action to save chalk streams, June 2025 (Credit: Vuk Valcic/Alamy Live News) If the purpose of politics is to lay the foundations of a good life for all, the environmental measures in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill reveal a troubling lack of imagination at the heart of government. For two decades, a...
How Do Spending Reviews Work?

1 day ago | politicshome.com | George Dibb |Alain Tolhurst

The Rundown Podcast: How Do Spending Reviews Work?
Over 100 Green Councillors Sign Letter Backing Zack Polanski's Leadership Bid

2 days ago | politicshome.com | Tom Scotson |Sienna Rodgers |Zoe Crowther

Over 100 Green Councillors Sign Letter Backing Zack Polanski's Leadership Bid Zack Polanski gave a speech in February against racism and the far-right (Alamy) Over 100 Green Party councillors have signed a letter in support of Zack Polanski’s leadership bid, in a sign that the party could be heading towards choosing a non-MP as leader.
The Assisted Dying Bill: Rushed And Lacking Scrutiny, Or Unfairly Criticised?

2 days ago | politicshome.com | Tom Scotson |Ruth Fox |Matthew England

The Assisted Dying Bill: Rushed And Lacking Scrutiny, Or Unfairly Criticised? Kim Leadbeater at a press conference on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, April 2025 (Credit: PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo) Has the assisted dying bill been rushed as critics say? Would the unusually complex Private Members’ Bill have been any better-off as a government bill?
Recipes for disaster: Ed Balls' eight sausage rolls

2 days ago | politicshome.com | Tom Scotson

Recipes for disaster: Ed Balls' eight sausage rolls Politicians making a meal of it. This week: eight sausage rolls for Ed Balls “Can we get, um, eight sausage rolls, please?” Ed Balls’ visit to a branch of Greggs in Redditch was supposed to be a political masterstroke. David Cameron’s government was going through what, at the time, seemed like a major crisis.
The Ayoub Khan Interview: "A Lot" Of MPs Are In Talks About Joining The Pro-Gaza Independents

3 days ago | politicshome.com | Zoe Crowther |Tom Scotson

The Ayoub Khan Interview: "A Lot" Of MPs Are In Talks About Joining The Pro-Gaza Independents Ayoub Khan, one of five pro-Gaza MPs in the ‘Independent Alliance’ group, talks to Tom Scotson about Israel and Palestine, same-sex marriage, and forming a new party Ayoub Khan, one of the independents swept to power last year on a wave of anger over Gaza, sits on Parliament’s Terrace, sipping a coffee.
Will the Treasury be the blocker to the East of England’s builders?

3 days ago | politicshome.com | Alan White |Paul Bristow

Will the Treasury be the blocker to the East of England’s builders? The Treasury has shown it can build, not block, when it comes to the North. Now it must do the same for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. Over the past year, we have heard a lot from the Prime Minister about supporting the builders over the blockers. It’s a principle I also share.
Corbyn Gaza Vote Set To Deepen Divides In Labour

3 days ago | politicshome.com | Matilda Martin |Tom Scotson |Sienna Rodgers

Jeremy Corbyn's Gaza Bill Set To Highlight Divisions In Labour Jeremy Corbyn hopes to force a vote in the House of Commons today over his call for an inquiry into UK involvement in the Israel-Hamas war – a move expected to deepen tensions within Labour, as some of Keir Starmer's MPs intend to back the demand.
Easy Ride: Labour Clears Planning Obstacles To Make Way For Theme Park Britain

3 days ago | politicshome.com | Sienna Rodgers |Sophie Church

Easy Ride: Labour Clears Planning Obstacles To Make Way For Theme Park Britain Illustrations by Tracy Worrall Labour is proudly overturning decades of planning obstacles suffered by theme parks to make way for a new Universal resort in Bedford.