The professional qualifications bill has many problems, the Henry VIII powers, and the potential of brain drain overseas

A study revealed deeply shocking damage to soil from pesticide use. One issue is the inevitable spread of crop resistance...

Natalie Bennett writes about the Queen's speech and the House of Lords, looking at the contrast between the representative nature...

Care homes have been deprived during the coronavirus pandemic; they are a matter of public health and must be taken...

Natalie Bennett explores if parents should have a 'right' to see their children, even if they are a threat (domestic...

Natalie Bennett discusses the importance of having a 'good' financial sector, not just a 'big' one

Green Party peer Natalie Bennett argues that we clearly do need, post-Brexit, a Financial Services Act but as it stands...

Sheffield-based Green Party peer Natalie Bennett has seen first-hand the results of disinformation

Natalie Bennett, Green Party Peer, provides a deep dive into her first full year in the House of Lords, looking...

Natalie Bennett offers her initial response to the news that a deal has been agreed with the EU

Westminster politics is stuck in the past, and needs an update, Natalie Bennett writes for Yorkshire Bylines

A report on wildlife crime tells a tale of abuse and destruction of green spaces and the government are turning...

Devolution is not just an issue for three nations of the UK. It’s the hope of many parts of England...

If we look at the relative power in international markets between nations and multinational companies, the field is already an...

Even before Boris Johnson’s announcement this week, it was clear that we are far away from any kind of “normal”

Former prime ministers, of various hues, have lined up to express their horror at its cavalier, casual dismissal of international...

I’m sure that the Conservative Party would like to claim they are a party that supports families. Yet they have...

Politics has been done to the people of the UK, rather than being something they’ve been able to do, and...

As concern about the climate emergency and the nature crisis has grown so has understanding of the damage being done...

16 hours into the debate of the 321 amendments to the agriculture bill, with Lords huddled over their laptops in...

Farming requires a huge number of skills and a vast amount of knowledge, all of which needs to be continually...

We’ve seen two screeching, high-profile U-turns from the government this week – on school meal holiday vouchers and the Covid-19...

“Build back better” is a phrase, and a hashtag, that’s being increasingly used in reference to an approach to societies...

Construction workers are dying as a result of work continuing around the country: the profession already has high Covid-19 death...