The PM and his colleagues agree the illegal people smuggling trade in Britain must end - but there's huge disagreement over what should be done.

The government wants 370,000 new homes built in England each year to tackle a housing shortage.

The bill's committee is made up of 14 supporters, nine opponents and senior voices from both sides of the debate.

Billionaire former Tory donor is aiming to raise big money to help put Nigel Farage in No 10.

Chair of the APPG on Respiratory Health, Stephen McPartland MP, calls to prevent fatal asthma attacks through significant changes in the standards of routine care.

Labour's deputy leader says Sarah Vine is wrong to talk about rape in terms of men 'making a mistake'.

A balanced approach to public service efficiencies, not the fanaticism of the Tory right: The next phase of Labour’s Zero-Based Review

Shadow Secretary of State for International Development, Mary Creagh MP, writes about the opposition day motion being debated in parliament today

Labour’s Shadow Roads Minister, Richard Burden MP, calls for a long term strategy, with funding, to increase walking and cycling rates.

Liberal Democrat MP Sir Andrew Stunell writes about his adjournment debate this week 'Fire risk in timber framed houses'

Former Lib Dem President Tim Farron MP writes about the important issue of tackling air pollution across the UK and the rest of the European Union

Geraint Davies MP's Fracking Regulation Bill, presented yesterday, would make the contamination of our water and the emission of harmful gases from fracking illegal.

Plans by Scottish Ministers to use new devolved powers to cut Air Passenger Duty (APD) could see the Scottish economy soar but leave the rest of the UK struggling to get airborne

Labour's shadow health minister Jamie Reed describes the current crisis with the National Health Service and argues that 'cannot withstand five more years of David Cameron'

Scottish Labour MP Iain McKenzie writes about his debate in parliament on fuel prices in the UK and calls for greater transparency in the supply chain

Minister of State for Disabled People, Mark Harper, reveals the ‘whole story’ behind today’s employment figures.

Former minister and Glasgow North MP Ann McKechin argues ahead of her debate today that time is running out for a 'promised' vote on plain packaging for tobacco products before parliament is dissolved

Conservative MP Mark Garnier writes about the topic of his debate today: the equalisation of road fuel pricing

Liberal Democrat Home Affairs spokesperson Baroness Hamwee writes about her recent parliamentary question on overseas students returning home immediately after their studies

Shadow Leader of the House Angela Eagle marks the 750th anniversary of the first parliament and calls for more parliamentary reforms after the general election