The proposed legislation has already caused considerable controversy – and this is the second time it has been carried over from the preceding parliamentary session
Appalled by the Hillsborough tragedy? Just think what the police could have done if they had access to the smartphones of the victims on that tragic day. You might not have to wait too long to see this reality
If we can increase productivity, there is a decent hope that the next generation will have a better standard of living. If not, we'll have more than an economic problem to solve
If Cameron survives his self-made scare, his list of Bills provides the bare bones of a Tory strategy in the political centre ground. But it will require a lot more flesh – and money – to turn the rhetoric into reality
Women in Westminster who are childless by choice or circumstance – and can therefore put in regular 13 hour shifts – become characterised as the temptress on the make, and their careers can be ruined overnight
Laughing at Harvey Yorke calling his bullies 'c***s' without him knowing the full implications of what he is saying highlights the young man's vulnerability
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Prisons have become "places of violence, squalor and idleness". If this is to change, investment – in facilities and above all, in staff – will be needed
The radical – and increasingly the mainstream – left's focus on the politics of oppression was always going to see marginalised groups shunted aside at the expense of others
The researchers found the reverse trend in men as they report watching pornography less often after getting married
There is no suggestion that there is a direct progression from political Islamist aspirations of an Islamic state to jihadi violence like that of Isis, but there is overlap that we cannot shy away from
Despite clear manifesto commitments on mental health, the waiting time for a patient with moderate to severe mental health issues is seven months. This is a life or death situation
The comedian's new stand-up show is 'a twisted love letter' to his Jewish parents
The killing of a woman suffering from PTSD sends out the wrong message to survivors of abuse
The successor to media manipulator Boris Johnson gave a fluent, but not too polished, performance responding to voters' questions – including the thorny issue of his position on Palestine
His attacks on the public sector, on disabled people, and young people are entirely ideologically driven: he has just been exceptional at hiding it
31 athletes who competed at Beijing 2008 could be banned for this summer's Olympics after their samples were re-tested
The Grade-II listed, six-bedroom Georgian farmhouse near Alcester has beams and flagstones as well as pink, red and purple walls and a snooker room.
