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Vital Signs

Biggest movers

The power list ranks by activity over the whole Parliament, so it barely shifts week to week. This page looks at the last 90 days against the 90 before that — who is newly active, and which subjects Parliament is talking about more or less.

Topics rising

  1. Maternity & neonatal+93 (+52%)
  2. Dentistry access+77 (+241%)
  3. Hospital discharge / bed-blocking+71 (+169%)
  4. NHS waiting lists+68 (+33%)
  5. Health inequalities+49 (+49%)
  6. Adult social care & reform+49 (+48%)
  7. A&E & ambulance response+42 (+57%)
  8. Dementia+42 (+74%)

Topics falling

  1. Palliative & end of life care-452 (-81%)
  2. Learning disability & autism-192 (-24%)
  3. NHS & care workforce/staffing-55 (-47%)
  4. Diabetes-55 (-66%)
  5. Cancer-34 (-8%)
  6. Public health & prevention-30 (-7%)
  7. Mental health-30 (-5%)
  8. GP access-7 (-9%)

MPs & peers rising

  1. Dr Caroline Johnson+264
  2. Karin Smyth+246
  3. James Murray+216
  4. Helen Morgan+108
  5. Gregory Stafford+69
  6. Dr Danny Chambers+66
  7. Preet Kaur Gill+66
  8. Edward Argar+42
  9. Sir Keir Starmer+42
  10. Lewis Atkinson+39

MPs & peers falling quiet

  1. Lord Falconer of Thoroton-132
  2. Wes Streeting-117
  3. Dr Zubir Ahmed-114
  4. Ashley Dalton-108
  5. Bridget Phillipson-102
  6. Baroness Fox of Buckley-54
  7. Baroness O'Loan-52
  8. Sarah Jones-45
  9. Lord Stevens of Birmingham-36
  10. Al Carns-33