UK Members of Parliament are urging action against Israel concerning the killings of journalists.

Labour MPs and mayors, including those close to Andy Burnham, have urged the Prime Minister to transform failing water companies into not-for-profit cooperatives, suggesting a 'third way' to put the public in control without adding government debt.

A select committee of UK Members of Parliament is advocating for a reduction in employers' national insurance contributions, citing overwhelming evidence that rising employment costs are hindering training and job vacancies for young people.

Amid another heatwave, UK Members of Parliament are urging the government to host a televised national briefing to address the climate emergency and its threats to security, economy, and health.

A report by UK MPs has found that the country's stem cell transplant system is potentially endangering the lives of blood cancer patients due to poor infrastructure and planning, with minority groups particularly vulnerable.

A UK technology committee has urged the government to reconsider Palantir's involvement in public data systems and trigger a break clause in its NHS contract, citing concerns about its significant role.

Dozens of UK Members of Parliament are opposing Health Secretary Wes Streeting's move to grant himself power to dictate NHS drug prices, raising concerns about legality and potential benefits for big pharmaceutical companies.

A UK Commons committee heard from residents of a Yorkshire town with high levels of 'forever chemicals,' leading MPs to call for urgent restrictions on the use of toxic PFAS in consumer products.

UK Members of Parliament have voted against a ban on social media for individuals under 16 for the third time, with the Education Minister suggesting a consultation as the way forward.

Members of Parliament in the UK have backed a proposal to pardon women previously convicted of having illegal abortions, following a significant vote in the Commons last year.

A group of UK MPs has criticized England's Environment Agency, stating it lacks sufficient powers to effectively tackle what they describe as an 'out-of-control plague' of illegal waste dumping.

UK MPs, including Sarah Champion, chair of the International Development Committee, are warning that the government is losing hard-won gains on rights for women and girls globally as aid cuts bite, criticizing the disconnect between rhetoric and reality.

UK Members of Parliament have reportedly called for the urgent extradition of controversial manosphere influencer Andrew Tate from Hong Kong, prompting Tate to challenge the British government.

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Members of Parliament in the UK are demanding a temporary ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing concerns that crypto's anonymity could circumvent rules on foreign donations.

Members of Parliament in the UK are facing criticism for accepting nearly £400,000 worth of hospitality and freebies, including tickets to concerts and events, raising concerns about their failure to learn lessons on ethical conduct.

A Westminster survey reveals that one in two MPs' staffers experience clinical levels of psychological distress, leading to urgent calls for tightened security following reports of physical attacks and widespread abuse.

A select committee of UK MPs has heard "overwhelming evidence" that rising employment costs are hindering training opportunities and reducing job vacancies, prompting them to urge a cut in employers' national insurance contributions to boost youth jobs.

A UK parliamentary briefing questions whether Members of Parliament have the resolve to prevent mega-donors from interfering in British politics. The 'representation of the people bill' is highlighted as a test of the country's ability to curb billionaire-backed donations.

A report shared by UK Members of Parliament urges the government to dismantle Brexit-related obstacles hindering artists from touring Europe, highlighting the impact on both established and emerging performers.

Over 50 British Parliamentarians have written to Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, urging intervention regarding a communications blackout and security crackdown in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband and Claire Coutinho engaged in a heated debate ahead of a Commons vote on permitting new North Sea oil and gas field licenses, with strong opinions expressed on scaling down production.

Members of Parliament who previously opposed assisted dying are now attempting to revive a bill on the matter, facing filibustering tactics in the House of Lords.

Members of Parliament in the UK are calling for a ban on PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals', in everyday products like school uniforms and non-stick frying pans.

Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs have called for the government to scrap its £330 million NHS contract with the spytech company Palantir. They argued during a Westminster debate that the company and its founder should not be involved with the NHS.

Police in the UK are offering support to Members of Parliament as reports of crimes and threats against them have more than doubled since 2019, reaching almost 1,000 last year.

UK Members of Parliament have accused social media giants like X, TikTok, and Meta of complacency in spreading misinformation related to the Iran war and allowing online harms, including the use of AI to create explicit images of young girls.

Members of Parliament have threatened to launch a fresh inquiry into the handling of the carers allowance scandal, as unpaid carers report being left 'in limbo' by delays in redress and discredited repayment bills.

Members of the UK Parliament are pressing Labour leader Keir Starmer to discuss the killings of Christians in Nigeria with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Members of Parliament in the UK are planning reforms aimed at boosting gender equality within the leadership of British companies.

Members of Parliament have supported a move to release documents related to Prince Andrew's appointment as the UK's trade representative, a role he held from 2001 to 2011.

A new report by UK Members of Parliament warns that insecurity and poor governance pose a threat to the UK-Nigeria partnership, urging a more strategic plan for mutual benefit.

Andy Burnham is facing criticism from Members of Parliament and environmental organizations for his decision to fund a bus fare cap using money originally allocated for climate aid, following broader government cuts to climate projects.

Members of Parliament in the UK have issued a warning that current restrictions on legal aid are creating an 'unacceptably high' risk of wrongful convictions, with many defendants potentially appearing without legal representation.

Members of Parliament are calling for a ban on fast food outlets near schools and penalties for supermarkets over junk food sales as part of new proposals to tackle the obesity epidemic. The government is urged to confront the food industry to implement these measures.

A report indicates that right-wing Members of Parliament in the UK are increasingly using Elon Musk's X, while many centre-left Labour and Liberal Democrat politicians are migrating to alternative platforms like Bluesky.

Prominent backers of an assisted dying bill in the UK Parliament, including former cabinet ministers, have indicated they do not expect the legislation to return via an act that bypasses the House of Lords.

More than 20 British MPs and peers have urged the foreign secretary to impose new measures against institutions and individuals in Kyrgyzstan, citing concerns that the country is helping Russia evade sanctions, including support for a ruble-pegged cryptocurrency.

Members of Parliament in the UK are calling for a ban on PFAS, commonly known as 'forever chemicals,' in everyday products such as school uniforms and non-stick frying pans.

Members of Parliament have supported a draft new criminal law, described as 'the largest criminal justice Bill in a generation,' which spans over 550 pages and addresses issues including pornography, protests, and anti-social behavior.

A cross-party group of UK Members of Parliament is urging the government to officially recognize the rapidly growing influencer industry, also known as the creator economy.

UK Members of Parliament are calling on the government to cancel a contract that would grant US spy-tech company Palantir access to sensitive financial data from the Financial Conduct Authority, with Liberal Democrats labeling it a "huge error of judgment."

Angry backbench Labour MPs in England and Wales have attacked ministers over the student loans crisis, claiming graduates are being 'outrageously scammed' and calling for a system shake-up.

Proposals to accelerate infrastructure and housing projects in the UK have drawn criticism from conservation groups and MPs who warn against diluting existing nature protection laws.