Exclusive: the true scale of the cuts to come
The scale of the cuts is the prime reason why no politician – Labour included – wants to spell them out.
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An official investigation has been launched into supermarket giant Tesco’s supplier practices which have resulted in delayed payments, the Groceries Code Adjudicator says.
Employees found out that courier firm City Link was going into administration on Christmas Day. Now thousands learn they will lose their jobs after a takeover bid failed.
Parcel delivery group City Link announces on Christmas day that nearly 3,000 workers are facing redundancy as the company falls into administration – a move branded “disgraceful” by the RMT union.
Battle lines are drawn between the main parties as Labour comes under fire over leaked documents which appear to encourage some of its MPs and activists to avoid discussing immigration.
The scale of the cuts is the prime reason why no politician – Labour included – wants to spell them out.
Just as the earnings/inflation lines crossed in the right direction for the government, the Lab/Con graph lines of support crossed in the wrong direction for Labour.
Danny Alexander is not without ambition. Over time he has tried various tactics to convince Lib Dems that they should take him to their hearts and consider him future leadership material.
As Sayeeda Warsi announces her resignation as Foreign Office minister over the government’s policy on Gaza, FactCheck looks at what that policy might be.
More Tory MPs are calling for the government to take a stronger stance on Gaza, as the Commons International Development Committee say they are “shocked” at conditions of the Gaza blockade.
The Netherlands, Australia and Malaysia rule out sending an international armed mission to secure the site in Ukraine where Malaysia Airlines flight MH-17 crashed, the Dutch prime minister says.
You’re unlikely to get your arm sliced off with a lightsabre or have to trick your way past stormtroopers so what can we expect from the UK’s first spaceport?
The IMF’s annual MOT on the British economy concludes that the coalition’s austerity policies are justified – which has set Treasury officials leaping around like excited pixies.
As India’s new prime minister, Narendra Modi is the leader of the world’s biggest democracy. Britain hit the diplomatic bull’s-eye with the sometimes controversial figure early on: but what’s next?
As three women who claim to have been sexually harassed by Lord Rennard call for him to be expelled from the Lib Dems, former Liberal leader Lord Steel says he should be brought back into the fold.
After a torrid week for the Lib Dems, some see strong similarities between Nick Clegg’s position and that of Gordon Brown in his last year as Labour leader.