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Blog
4 October 2018
The transport agenda will be dominated by the Budget and discussions around rail.
4 October 2018
Parliament kicks into full swing this October for Health Policy, with final "no-deal" technical notices still to be published.
4 October 2018
Cross-border gas trading is expected to be included in the final round of no-deal Brexit notices. Find out what else is happening for the sector this month.
4 October 2018
October got off to a busy start with Labour and Conservative party conferences. Find out what's in store for the month ahead.
4 October 2018
October will be a packed month of Committees, key speeches, and an early Budget, which will all impact the Tech, Media and Telecoms sectors.
Reports
Party Conference Round-up 2018
DeHavilland covered dozens of events from Labour, Conservative and SNP conferences this year. Read our summary of the main political developments.
Conservative Party Conference 2018
Expect drama and rumour aplenty at this year's conference. Discover all the speculation and key events in our briefing.
Labour Party Conference 2018
The Labour Party will gather in Liverpool this weekend for its annual conference. Read our essential briefing.
State of the Union 2018 briefing
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker delivered his fourth and final State of the Union speech today. Read our summary.
EU Elections 2019: Spitzenkandidaten process
In the first of a series of briefings leading up to the EU elections, we explain how the process to appoint the Commission President works.