Brussels View
Expenses reclaimed
George Parker reports on the endorsement of a deal that finally reforms the controversial MEP remuneration package
George Parker
children
Listening and learning
In the latest of an occasional series of articles from chairmen of All-Party Parliamentary Groups, Hilton Dawson follows up our pre-Christmas feature on children's issues and explains how he is working to increase the flow of information to and from young people in his constituency
Hilton Dawson
Cobbett's corner
Welcome return
Chris Moncrieff
Committee corridor
Keeping track of safety progress
Jolyon Kimble reports on the appearance of Network Rail's John Armitt before the Commons Transport Committee
Jolyon Kimble
Commons diary
Invoking the founding fathers
Gisela Stuart takes to the airwaves to defend French politicians and discuss the future of the European Union
Gisela Stuart
Commons Gallery
Concern over Marshal plan
Epolitix.com's Chris Smith rounds up the week's key moments in the Commons
Chris Smith
Holiday diary
TRAVELS WITH THE PRIME MINISTER
Austin Mitchell reports on a not entirely successful skiing holiday in Norway
Austin Mitchell
Lords diary
Bursting with joy
Baroness Strange reflects on a festive season enjoyed with friends and family
Baroness Strange
Lords Gallery
JUDICIAL REFORMS 'TO START IN THE LORDS'
Andrew Evans reports on the week's major developments in the Lords
Andrew Evans
Obituary
Lord Graham of Edmonton recalls the parliamentary life of a real Labour Party hero
Lord Graham of Edmonton recalls the parliamentary life of a real Labour Party hero
Lord Graham of Edmonton
transport
Managing mass mobility
Kim Howells explains how the government is developing a transport infrastructure fit for the demands of 21st century travellers
Kim Howells
Transport
Time for camera action
Conservatives will take practical measures to make our roads safer, rather than continue the Labour victimisation of the motorist, writes Damian Green
Damian Green
Time to show leadership
The government must provide vision if today's transport muddle is not to develop into tomorrow's transport crisis, says John Thurso
John Thurso
Reversing years of neglect
It is high time that transport issues accelerated to the top of the political agenda, says Gwyneth Dunwoody
Gwyneth Dunwoody
Rail renaissance in sight
Better communication across the industry can raise public awareness of an improving rail system, writes Lawrie Quinn
Lawrie Quinn
Week in westminster
Blair's fate hangs on a four letter word
Colin Brown looks ahead to what the Hutton report may mean for the Prime Minister and for the cause of more Open Government
Colin Brown
