* general election 2015

*Blogs

David Cameron: SNP involvement in government "frightening"

The Tories’ anti-Scottish rhetoric is dangerous. It could also work

*Live Blog

It's a deal: Labour or the Conservatives could seek help from minority parties

How will hung Parliament negotiations work?

*Comment & Analysis

Police commissioners are meant to reflect public priorities about crime

Comment: Labour’s police commissioner gamble could prove less popular than it thinks

*Blog

Ed Miliband: Next prime minister, emerging consensus suggests

Miliband is now most likely to be next prime minister

*Blogs

The rise of women in British politics has not been universally welcomed

Media sexism against Sturgeon shows how far our politics has to go

*Comment & Analysis

Voting: Open primaries can increase involvement without electoral reform

Comment: Your vote doesn’t count – we need open primaries

*Comment & Analysis

Political Painter Kaya Mar showcases his latest works

The 2015 campaign has reached its watershed moment

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Hidden impact of domestic abuse on doctors revealed in MDU journal

The hidden impact of domestic abuse on healthcare professionals has been revealed by the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund (RMBF), in the latest edition of the Medical Defence Union (MDU) journal. The RMBF has seen a significant increase in doctors accessing support as a direct result of domestic abuse. Five years ago the charity, which the MDU… Read more »

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Wales Humanists launches report on 100 years of disestablishment

Humanists UK welcomes introduction of Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill

The Government’s Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, which was announced in the 2024 King’s Speech, will receive its First Reading in Parliament today. Humanists UK has welcomed proposals including a Children Not in School Register and legislation to close loopholes that enable the continued operation of illegal faith schools. The Bill also includes a requirement… Read more »