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Debating 75 on the 24th in Room 13 | 29/04/13

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As Labour’s motion to block Section 75 of the Health and Social Care Act was being debated in the House of Lords, in Committee Room 13 of the Houses of Parliament, the Young Fabians Health Network was debating the motion 'This House believes it does not matter who provides your healthcare'. ...Read More

By Lauren Milden on April 29, 2013 in Health and Social Care    Politics    Parliament    Young Fabians    (0) Comments

From Iron Lady to Iron Legend | 08/04/13

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Today the Union flag is flying at half-mast over Downing Street following the announcement that one of its most famous residents has passed away aged 87....Read More

By James Ford on April 08, 2013 in Key Figures    Margaret Thatcher    Politics    Conservatives    Government    Parliament    (0) Comments

What do they stand for? | 23/01/13

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Last night I attended an event at the Institute of Directors with Lord Lipsey, a former Political Adviser to Anthony Crosland, who went on to work at Number 10 before becoming a respected newspaper editor and member of the House of Lords. ...Read More

By Elin Twigge on January 23, 2013 in Elections    Government    Parliament    Party Politics    (0) Comments

The future of Broadband in the UK? | 17/01/13

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Last week I attended the Policy Exchange’s launch of their newest study on broadband in the UK: The Superfast and the Furious: Priorities for the future of UK broadband policy. ...Read More

By Jessica Litwin on January 17, 2013 in Policy    Tech    Technology    Coalition    Parliament    (0) Comments

Should the UK pay its Members of Parliament More? | 15/01/13

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The debate around MPs and their remuneration – the gift that keeps on giving for the media, and the black dog which constantly haunts the reputations of MPs – looks set to return....Read More

By Antonio Dorileo on January 15, 2013 in Policy    America    Government    Parliament    (1) Comments

Key Moments in History | 11/12/12

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In the history of Great Britain, there have been many key moments that have helped to shape where we are today....Read More

By Ros Trinick on December 11, 2012 in London    Government    Parliament    (0) Comments

The Corby by-election and predicting political trends | 16/11/12

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Labour will win very big in Corby today. With counting underway the word from the Labour Campaign is that this result is going to be incredible....Read More

By Kevin Craig on November 16, 2012 in Labour    By-election    Conservatives    Liberal Democrats    Parliament    (0) Comments

‘A more select view’ | 30/07/12

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Whilst politicians are busy piggy-backing on the Olympic fervour in an attempt to secure much needed foreign investment, we can reflect on the pre-recess rush of the past few weeks. ...Read More

By Freddie O’Farrell on July 30, 2012 in Labour    Conservatives    Government    Liberal Democrats    Parliament    Select Committee    (0) Comments

Private v. Public in the NHS – isn’t it time the debate grew up? | 28/12/11

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Yesterday’s reports that a recently proposed amendment to the Health & Social Care Bill could see National Health Service foundation hospitals allowed to raise nearly half of their funding through private work have generated predictably stormy responses....Read More

By David Madden on December 28, 2011 in NHS    Health and Social Care    Labour    Andrew Lansley    David Cameron    Ed Miliband    Nick Clegg    Coalition    Conservatives    Government    Liberal Democrats    Parliament    (0) Comments

Why lobbying matters to bioscience | 15/11/11

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This morning I had the honour of speaking at one of the BioIndustry Association's regular excellent networking breakfasts on the topic of why lobbying matters to the bioscience sector....Read More

By Chris Calland on November 15, 2011 in Life Sciences    Policy    Public Affairs    Public Relations    Government    Parliament    (0) Comments

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