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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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NDA group launches £9.5 million partnership to revolutionise nuclear waste management

3 days ago | politicshome.com | Nadine Batchelor-Hunt

NDA group launches £9.5 million partnership to revolutionise nuclear waste management The NDA are deploying robots to autonomously sort and segregate radioactive waste.
Labour Must Deliver On NHS and Cost Of Living To Have Chance Of Regaining Power, Says Leading Pollster

3 days ago | politicshome.com | Nadine Batchelor-Hunt

Labour Must Deliver On NHS and Cost Of Living To Have Chance Of Regaining Power, Says Leading Pollster Labour must improve the NHS and make people like the cost of living has eased to have any prospect of retaining power at the next general election, leading political scientist Sir John Curtice has said.
PM Defends "Good Package" Of Welfare Cuts In Face Of Backbench Rebellion

4 days ago | politicshome.com | Tom Scotson |Nadine Batchelor-Hunt |Adam Payne

PM Defends "Good Package" Of Welfare Cuts In Face Of Backbench Rebellion Work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall has staunchly defended the plans to slash disability benefits. (Alamy) Number 10 has said it is committed to delivering its controversial welfare bill despite a large backbench rebellion which could prevent the bill passing in parliament.
Nato Commander Pierre Vandier: UK Can Take Lead In Nato's Spying Operations

4 days ago | politicshome.com | Matilda Martin |Sophie Church

Nato Commander Pierre Vandier: UK Can Take Lead In Nato's Spying Operations With European security standing on a knife-edge, Nato Commander Admiral Pierre Vandier tells Sophie Church the UK can lead Nato’s intelligence and surveillance operations “You see in this world there’s two kinds of people, my friend. Those with loaded guns and those who dig.
Home Office Proscribes Palestine Action Under Terrorism Law

5 days ago | politicshome.com | Francis Elliott |Tom Scotson

Home Office Proscribes Palestine Action Under Terrorism Law The government has announced it will proscribe Palestine Action under terrorism law after the group broke into and vandalised RAF base Brize Norton. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said on Monday that the decision to proscribe the group "represents a legitimate response to the threat posed by Palestine Action".
Government Seeks Input On Including Racism In Islamophobia Definition

1 week ago | politicshome.com | Sophie Church |Tom Scotson

Government Seeks Input On Including Racism In Islamophobia Definition The government working group tasked with producing a new Islamophobia definition has sent out a call for evidence to ask whether it should include racism.
Reeves urged to open door to US business talent fleeing Trump

1 week ago | politicshome.com | Sienna Rodgers |Francis Elliott

Reeves urged to open door to US business talent fleeing Trump Some way behind Botswana but ahead of Slovenia, the UK’s place in the latest IMD World Talent Ranking is underwhelming. Although the effort to score the international race to recruit the “best and brightest” has its critics, experts acknowledge such rankings tell a broad truth.
Keir Starmer Faces An Increasingly Fractious Labour Party

1 week ago | politicshome.com | Zoe Crowther |Tom Scotson |Harriet Symonds

Keir Starmer Faces An Increasingly Fractious Labour Party Keir Starmer faces the biggest rebellion of his premiership so far over the welfare reform bill (alamy) The government expects to win the upcoming vote on its contentious welfare reforms. But the work that is going on behind the scenes to avert a major rebellion illustrates a restless Parliamentary Labour Party.
The government must take action to tackle the crisis in temporary accommodation

1 week ago | politicshome.com | Sophie Church

The government must take action to tackle the crisis in temporary accommodation There is a worrying lack of urgency and detail in the government's plan for tackling the crisis in temporary accommodation. On the Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee, our first report examined the issue of temporary accommodation.
Greens At A Crossroads

1 week ago | politicshome.com | Sienna Rodgers |Sophie Church |Alain Tolhurst

The Rundown Podcast: Greens At A Crossroads This week the podcast takes a look at perhaps the forgotten winners of last year’s general election, as despite unprecedented success in winning 1.8m votes and quadrupling their number of MPs to four, the Green Party finds itself at something of a crossroads.