RT @Keir_Starmer: Twenty years on from the 7/7 attacks, we remember all those whose lives were lost and those whose lives were changed fore….

As the Government faces a fresh rebellion on their plans to reform support for children with Special Educational Needs, Education Minister @StephenMorganMP tells @TimesRadio “we want to ensure the system is right for every child”. Education Secretary, @bphillipsonMP did not rule

“We’ve got to make the best use of the money we receive” says @metpoliceuk Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley and tells #bbclaurak his plan for bigger local forces and one national body are “essential”. (@thetimes)

Commissioner at the @metpoliceuk, Sir Mark Rowley is calling for “radical reform” to ensure the public get the best from the police. He tells #bbclaurak it costs £70million a year to police football matches and calls for “profit making” Football Clubs to pay for policing.

Shadow Chancellor, Sir @MelJStride writes exclusively for the next housing and infrastructure special edition of Chamber UK. Register to receive your copy at #bbclaurak.

Shadow Chancellor, Sir @MelJStride says the Conservatives are “building”. He tells #bbclaurak they have done “a really good job in holding this government to account” and have spent time coming up with solutions to some of the big challenges. #bbclaurak

Is the Government about to scrap EHCP’s for children with special educational needs and disabilities? Ahead of a White Paper published on the issue, Education Secretary @bphillipsonMP tells #bbclaurak she wants to build a “better system” for children.

“They wrecked Sure Start” says Education Secretary, @bphillipsonMP to #bbclaurak on the Conservatives’ record in government. She announces an extension of one-stop family hubs in all English council areas. The centres will offer breastfeeding & housing support, & children’s early

After a chaotic week for the Government over their welfare reforms, Education Secretary, @bphillipsonMP tells #bbclaurak “we can’t write people off” but admits the Government “pushed ahead too fast and we didn’t listen to people”. She points to Sir @stephenctimms’ Review.

“People want to see the difference in their lives”. After a year in government, Education Secretary @bphillipsonMP agrees with Business Secretary @jreynoldsMP, she tells #bbclaurak “we haven’t got everything right” and would give the Government’s first year 7/10.

A relationship based on family values. Speaking exclusively to @BBCRadio4 Political Thinking, UK Prime Minister Sir @Keir_Starmer says his relationship with US President, @realDonaldTrump is based on shared values. Starmer said "For both of us, we really care about family and

Understanding from several MPs that the @CommonsWEC will be unanimously opposing Dr Mary-Ann Stephenson as the government’s appointed Chair of the @EHRC. Apparently several MPs were concerned about Stephenson’s lack of expertise or understanding of basic race related issues.

🧨 Chamber Insight: Analysis of the NHS 10-Year Plan . The Fit for the Future: 10 Year Health Plan for England marks the biggest shake-up in NHS history. In this article, Chamber UK CEO Ben Howlett unpacks the three major reforms at the heart of the plan and what needs to.

“Reform or die”, Sir @Keir_Starmer’s tough message ahead of the publication of @wesstreeting’s NHS 10 Year Plan tomorrow. Over the next decade, he has pledged around 200 new neighbourhood health centres, staffed by a mixture of GPs, nurses, social care workers, pharmacists,

welfare reform are “nothing new”. Labour MPs are asking this morning why lessons were not learnt and what else they need to think about given that history is repeating itself and Parliament is now more empowered. 3/3.

Labour MPs have asked why did they not advise the new Labour government of the lessons they learnt from the welfare rebellions in the early years of Blair’s first government. Long serving Minister, @patmcfaddenmp told @TimesRadio this morning rebellions on 2/3.

“Like Groundhog Day” - why did a Labour Government allow history to repeat itself this week with a rebellion on welfare reform? For a government that has received training and advice largely from the former Prime Minister, Sir Tony Blair and Blairite ministers, 1/3

Why are the Conservatives opposing today’s welfare reforms? Despite calling for the Government to reduce the welfare bill, Shadow Work & Pensions Secretary, @Helen_Whately tells @TimesRadio the Government’s changes “rushed and unambitious” and will only make £5bn of savings.

Negotiations with backbenchers looking to rebel on welfare reforms are continuing today. It is understood there are still around 50 Labour MPs looking to rebel and the Government has said no further changes will be made to the Welfare Bill. Whips have told MPs to wait for the