Shazia Azim Honored for Transforming Global Finance and Championing Inclusion at the 2025 GPW Awards in London World Malaria Day 2025: Why Women Must Lead the Malaria Fight Girls in ICT 2025: A Global Call to Digital Inclusion Celebrating World Book and Copyright Day Through the Lens of Women Transforming Real Estate and Redefining Leadership: Marième Ngom Bags the African Female Leadership Impact Award in London From The Bahamas to the Global Stage: H.E. Ann Marie Davis Receives Global Female Impact Leadership Award in London

Female Labour MPs Vow to Use Commons Strength to Improve Lives of Women

Labour’s female MPs are planning to operate as a parliamentary bloc to force Theresa May’s minority government to pass policies beneficial to women across Britain. The 119-strong group has been emboldened by the success of Stella Creasy’s Queen’s speech amendment, which paved the way for women in Northern Ireland to be given free access to NHS abortions. All the female MPs in Jeremy Corbyn’s party now plan to use the strength of their bloc in a variety of policy areas. These include: Heavy scrutiny of the domestic violence bill that the government promised to bring forward in the Queen’s speech. Pressing for social security reform to support female recipients. Ensuring that women are central to the government’s industrial strategy. Focusing on the experience of carers, older women needing care, and those working in the industry. Pushing for increased representation, particularly in local government. Jess Phillips, chair…