Selling dogs and cats can be highly profitable, making them ripe for exploitation. In the UK, breeding and sale are regulated ...

Lieutenant Colonel Robert Blair ‘Paddy’ Mayne, a founding member of the Special Air Service (SAS), stands as one of the most ...

Our society must move confidently and methodically to realise the enormous potential health benefits of net zero transport ...

The Reform UK candidate for the Runcorn and Helsby by-election is 'absolutely not in favour' of the death penalty and is ...

In an occasional series, Professor Philip Cowley offers a political science lesson for The House’s readers. This week: ...

Customer-owned building societies and credit unions prioritise customers over profit, meaning their culture, behaviour and ...

Speaking to PoliticsHome ahead of Autism Awareness Day, Labour MP Cat Eccles says she hopes that sharing her story will help ...

As the government unveils 150 infrastructure projects, National Infrastructure Commission chair Sir John Armitt tells Sophie Church the UK needs to be realistic about how it will deliver them With ...

Promises to digitise public services are decades-old but, as James O’Malley reports, we are on the brink of some truly revolutionary changes including the advent of a ‘push notification ...

Rachel Reeves was right to say that the world is changing before our eyes. The government should respond by changing its economic policy.

The Chancellor's unwavering commitment to her fiscal rules is understandable. But the Spring Statement didn't need to happen ...