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Keir Starmer with Peter Mandelson touring Palantir Technologies headquarters with company employees, in February 2025. In December 2025, Palantir won a three-year Ministry of Defence contract worth £240m. The contract, which is more than three times larger than any Palantir has previously won with the MoD, was awarded without tender.

“Trust in politics matters” – Siân Berry MP again publishes official meeting log and calls for MP lobbying transparency 

With trust in politics, and questions around ethics and corporate lobbying, more salient than ever, Green MP Siân Berry has once again published a log of her official meetings with campaigners, community groups, businesses and other lobbyists, and is reiterating her call for other MPs to follow suit.   Her latest quarterly release shows Siân held… 

Sian Berry in Brighton City Centre looking at a police facial recognition van being deployed in Jan 2026

MPs must put controls on intrusive facial recognition

Reacting to the launch today of the Government’s consultation on expanding facial recognition uses by police and private companies, Sian Berry, who is the Green MP spokesperson for Crime and Policing, said:  “Artificial intelligence surveillance… 

Sian Berry speaking in 2026 in the House of Commons about the right to a trial by jury.

Defending the right to trial by jury

Responding to proposals from the Justice Secretary that jury trials should be scrapped except in the most serious cases, Green MP Sian Berry said: “This is yet another assault on our rights from an increasingly… 

Sian Berry with Big Brother Watch handing in a petition against Digital ID at Downing Street - credit Nigelhowardmedia on Instagram

Leading cross-party condemnation of Labour’s digital ID plans 

Green MP leads cross-party condemnation of Labour’s digital ID plans   Green MP for Brighton Pavilion Siân Berry is leading cross-party condemnation of the Government’s plans for mandatory digital ID cards with a motion that warns… 

Responding to the approved expansion of Gatwick Airport

“This awful decision is a triumph for lobbying over logic. Despite clear reasons to reject this proposal based on noise, climate change emissions and transport gridlock, the Transport Secretary has decided to side with Gatwick…