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Next Week in Westminster is a weekly insider guide - hosted by former Labour MP Sam Tarry, and former Conservative Whip Sir Marcus Jones - to the laws Parliament is about to pass, breaking down what they mean, the politics behind them, and why they matter across the UK nextweekinwestminster.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts Next Week in Westminster, a news show with 29 episodes published.
How new legislation could see Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard labelled a threat to the UK’s national security. The Consumer Association, Which?, tells us why they are pleased with the new Civil Aviation Bill. Baroness
Marcus and Sam take a deep dive into the way that small businesses will be helped with the Commercial Payments Bill. We talk to the Small Business Commissioner Emma Jones and the Policy Chair of the Federation of Small B
Next Week In Westminster hears why the Chief Executive of the King’s Fund, Sarah Woolnough, feels her heart sink every time there is another announced NHS reform. With the Social Housing Renewal Bill in the Lords, Shelte
It may be Whitsun recess next week, but with the Burnham by-election underway it's unlikely to be quiet. Sam Tarry and Marcus Jones give their verdict on how it could play out and what the result means for the parliament
Amid a titanic week in Westminster, the King’s Speech arrived with the plan of what comes next. Sam Tarry and Marcus Jones unpack some of the biggest bills of the coming parliamentary session, including the European Part
The impact from the elections across Britain will be felt for a long time. Even before the full results are known, the picture so far is one of gloom for the Labour Party. Reform is surging across the country, the Greens
Hereditary peers no longer will sit in parliament, with the House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Act ending 700 years of tradition. Next Week In Westminster’s Marcus Jones sat down with three hereditary peers as they were p
Parliament only has a few days before prorogation, but how many days does Keir Starmer have, with the crisis over Mandelson’s vetting for the post to Washington? Sam Tarry and Marcus Jones delve into the crisis in govern
Next Week In Westminster reflects on the way the Hillsborough Law could now succeed and how public officials will have to tell the truth - we hear a strong personal view from Ian Byrne, MP, who was at the stadium on the
Baroness Gabby Bertin tells Marcus Jones about the terrible influence violent internet porn is having on a whole generation of young people. Her amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill will go a long way in changing th
With Westminster returning from recess, there is a lot to get done before prorogation. In this episode, Next Week In Westminster talks to Baroness Bertin about the urgent need to prohibit violent internet porn. And Lord
With just a few weeks left of this parliamentary session, Sam and Marcus take a look at the Bills still in parliament - which ones are likely to become law and which might be carried over, or even fall. This is a public
Parliament is in recess for two weeks, and in May, a new King’s Speech is expected. So Next Week In Westminster is looking back on the major bills that have been enacted in this session so far. With those Acts in mind, M
Next Week in Westminster does a deep dive into the world of pensions, examining the progress of Bills that could change your pay and your pension. Marcus speaks to one of the peers drafting amendments to the government b
In the House of Lords on Wednesday, Baroness Scott of Bybrook has submitted an Oral Question: Supporting councils to regenerate struggling high streets and towns. Next Week In Westminster’s Marcus Jones talked to Jane Sc
On Monday, 16th March, the House of Commons has the second reading of the Grenfell Tower Memorial (expenditure) Bill. Next Week In Westminster’s Sam Tarry went to meet the MP for Kensington and Bayswater, Joe Powell at t
In the week beginning 16th March, Sam goes to the Grenfell Tower and meets the local MP, Joe Powell, to discuss the Grenfell Memorial Bill in parliament on Monday. The Lords are looking into raising the National Minimum
The Labour rebellion has been building over government plans to drop jury trials for many cases in the Courts and Tribunals Bill. The second reading of the bill is in the House of Commons on Tuesday 10th March. Next Week
In this episode, Next Week in Westminster: A smartphone ban for schools and restrictions on social media for children. We talk to Labour MP Karl Turner about his passionate disagreement with the government over reducing
A lot of parliamentary time and media coverage has been focused on the Assisted Dying Bill, but there is an urgent need to improve care for those who are very ill or dying. Rachael Maskell leads the Commission on Palliat
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foot and ankle surgeon · Precisely
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Dr. Emma Jones
palliative care physician and spiritual healer · Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
1 appearance on this show
Marcus Jones
IndieWire
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Christopher Snowdon
head of Lifestyle Economics · Institute of Economic Affairs
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Ian Byrne
Member of Parliament for Liverpool West Derby
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Joe Powell
MP · Fremont Sheriff’s Office
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