MPs

The Health Secretary expressed unease over the use of puberty blockers on children, while MPs highlighted concerns about insufficient support for patients who detransition. The article underscores growing scrutiny of medical interventions and post-treatment care for minors.

MPs are urging Burnham to end the freeze on the salary threshold for student loan repayments. They accuse ministers of mis-selling finance to young people.

Jesy Nelson shared bikini throwback photos and expressed feeling 'heartbroken' and 'outraged' by MPs following a parliamentary debate on SMA testing. She included a 'take me back' message in her post.

Mamata Banerjee criticizes Trinamool rebels for switching loyalties after the party's defeat in Assembly polls, accusing them of betrayal despite winning on the party symbol. The party split as a majority of MLAs and MPs decided to change allegiances.

A top official recused herself from a decision on the NHS Palantir contract due to prior business links. MPs raised concerns over Samantha Jones's previous consulting work.

Burnham is advocating for a devolution initiative to enhance the Treasury's northern outpost, while some MPs criticize the Darlington campus as being underutilized.

UK MPs have raised concerns about the absence of a published government plan to address an Ebola outbreak, following France's first reported case. The alarm highlights potential unpreparedness in Britain for the eye-bleeding disease.

Lesotho's parliament is questioning the cancellation of a M27-million dumpsite contract in Maseru. The city council claims the agreement was unlawful from the start, while members of parliament argue they remain responsible for the deal.

Australian federal and NSW police are investigating 'Scorpio', the anonymous author of over 100 threatening letters sent to MPs and community leaders since 2015. The letters, signed 'Scorpio' and 'Bullit', have prompted a public appeal for help in identifying the sender.

Eight newly-elected MPs took the oath as Rajya Sabha members. The oath was administered by Rajya Sabha Chairman C.P. Radhakrishnan.

Russia is accused of orchestrating a cyber-attack on Jaguar Land Rover, which cost the UK £1.9 billion. UK MPs are demanding the government disclose more information about the ongoing investigation.

MPs have officially resigned, triggering a by-election. The event could impact the Liberals' majority in the legislature.

The countdown for several byelections has begun as MPs who will not return to Ottawa in the fall start vacating their seats. This could affect the Liberals' majority in the legislature.

The Chief whip warns Starmer that an increasing number of MPs desire an exit timetable. The Prime Minister is spending the weekend discussing his future with allies and colleagues.

Burnham has celebrity supporters on his campaign trail, with MPs making a last-ditch effort to support him, while Reeves avoids involvement. The article highlights contrasting campaign strategies between Burnham and Reeves.

Political lobbyists with unrestricted access to Australia’s parliament will be publicly listed in an online register under new transparency rules. The rules require two MPs to sponsor a lobbyist’s pass, with fees introduced for commercial and lobbyist passes.

Two MPs' refusal to sign has halted Operation Tiger, which will not proceed until six MPs come together, according to sources.

A Labour benefits revolt leader claims MPs are now prepared to support welfare cuts. The statement suggests a potential shift in parliamentary stance on welfare reforms.

MPs recommend scrapping stamp duty, arguing it damages the economy. The proposal is based on the claim that the tax negatively impacts economic growth.

A report by Right to Equality found widespread gender bias and victim-blaming in family courts in England and Wales, with 72.5% of 91 analyzed judgments containing judicial victim-blaming, particularly targeting mothers. The findings will be presented to MPs at a parliamentary event.

A defense review delay in Britain has raised concerns about the country's credibility with its allies, according to MPs. A report highlights that a £6 billion tank may never be used.

Ritabrata Banerjee, a rebel Trinamool leader, claims the party has been taken over by Abhishek Banerjee and corporate brokers. He denies BJP involvement in the split, reaffirms his faction's anti-BJP stance, and hints at potential rebellion among Trinamool MPs.

MPs received a 5% pay increase and a boost in expenses despite a Treasury minister describing the decision as 'unjustified'.

MPs have raised concerns over missing documents in a 1,500-page release regarding Peter Mandelson's appointment as ambassador to Washington. The Metropolitan police requested the withholding of files, including one summarizing a vetting process that recommended against granting Mandelson security clearance.

The Home Secretary stated that the Henry Nowak family deserves answers following the release of 'disturbing' bodycam footage. The comment was made during a session with MPs.

Ghana's anti-LGBTQ+ bill, which proposes prison sentences for individuals identifying as part of the LGBTQ+ community, has been passed by MPs. The president stated the bill will be scrutinized before approval.

Ghana's anti-LGBTQ+ bill, passed by MPs, proposes prison sentences for individuals identifying as part of the LGBTQ+ community. The president stated the bill will be scrutinized before approval.

MPs demand an investigation into police for allegedly treating a teenager as racist and arresting him as he lay dying following a Sikh killer's false claim. Elon Musk has offered to fund a private prosecution in the case.

Graduates describe the student loan system as a 'tax on ambition' in testimony to MPs, as the issue gains political prominence amid rising youth unemployment and living costs.

UK MPs have warned that exercise is as important as medication for maintaining health in older people, but insufficient efforts are being made to promote physical activity among seniors. The report highlights a gap between the recognized health benefits of exercise and actual public health initiatives to encourage it.

A cross-party group of MPs has called for a ban on sunbed advertising to help prevent skin cancer, citing a report that found most skin cancer cases are preventable. The report highlights the importance of preventive measures in reducing skin cancer cases. MPs are taking steps to address the issue through potential advertising bans.

UK MPs are turning against PM Starmer, and analysts believe he is unlikely to last the year. Analysts have slashed the odds of Starmer facing a leadership challenge by September. This indicates a potential change in UK leadership.

Starmer delivered a crucial speech to his MPs, with 70 of them rendering an instant verdict of 'break'. The outcome may significantly impact Starmer's leadership. The speech was deemed a 'make or break' moment.

Rebel MPs are warned that removing Axe Starmer could lead to a snap election. The warning suggests that Axe Starmer's removal would have significant political consequences. The situation indicates a high-stakes power struggle within the party.

Major political parties in Canberra are hosting high-cost fundraising events during budget week, drawing criticism from some MPs who view them as undemocratic or excessive. The events, priced at thousands of dollars per ticket, are described as lavish social galas that risk alienating the public.

MPs are urging a ban on PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals,' in everyday products like school uniforms and non-stick frying pans. The call highlights concerns over the widespread use of these persistent chemicals in consumer goods.

UK MPs are urging a ban on PFAS 'forever chemicals' in everyday products like school uniforms and non-stick frying pans to protect public health and the environment. The call highlights concerns over the persistent and harmful nature of these chemicals.

A cabinet minister avoided commenting on whether UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's dismissal of a senior civil servant over the Mandelson scandal was justified, as MPs speculated about the PM's potential departure. The incident has sparked political debate over Starmer's leadership and accountability.

Victims of sexual violence reported feeling distressed during a parliamentary evidence session where MPs used aggressive questioning. The victims’ commissioner filed a formal complaint after one attendee broke down emotionally. The session, part of a committee reviewing the Courts and Tribunals Bill, focused on controversial jury trial changes.

Sir Olly Robbins, the Foreign Office chief, was sacked over the Mandelson vetting scandal and is set to be questioned by MPs, where he will claim he did nothing wrong. The incident involves allegations of improper vetting procedures during his tenure.