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Stephen Hester should be spared the vitriol he is receiving, argues Jon.
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Chris Huhne resigns as energy secretary after being charged with perverting the course of justice.
Stephen Hester should be spared the vitriol he is receiving, argues Jon.
“The Honourable Lady is not wrong. But Mr Cameron was only telling half the story when he said: “We are not cutting benefits for disabled children.”
Are there more people in work today than there were at the time of the last election as David Cameron claims? Channel 4 News FactCheck finds out.
There are still unanswered questions about what went on in Clegg-land between Thursday night, Friday morning and how he let a veto slip through, writes Gary Gibbon.
The claim “Is the Prime Minister aware that in the last financial year, taxpayers paid over £113 million to trade unions in terms of paid staff time and direct grants?” Laurence Robertson, 30 November 2011 “I think the idea of full-time trade unionists, working in the public sector on trade union business rather than serving…
• Two million join picket lines at schools, hospitals, colleges • Protesters clash with police in central London • David Cameron labels strike ‘damp squib’ 22.00: Ambulance services are under “severe” pressure in London with bosses making a plea to other services for support. Deputy Director of Operations Jason Killens said: “Pressure on the ambulance…
In their 2010 manifesto the Tories say: “We will legislate in the first session of a new parliament to lock in this level of spending for every year from 2013.” Clearly, no such legislation has been forthcoming.
Home Secretary Theresa May defends her role in the storm over the relaxation of UK border controls, which has already cost the head of the UK Border Force his job amid a row over who was at fault.
As Theresa May faces MPs over claims people were let into the UK without proper checks, the chairman of the union for immigration staff tells Channel 4 News “something had to give” after job cuts.
As Angela Merkel warns of a threat to peace in Europe and fighting breaks out in the Italian parliament, leaders have met in Brussels to seek a way out of the eurozone financial crisis.
An official inquiry into links between Liam Fox and his self-styled adviser Adam Werritty concludes that the former defence secretary breached the ministerial code of conduct.
Labour calls for the inquiry into the relationship between the former Defence Secretary Liam Fox and his close friend Adam Werritty to be widened.
Young workers have never been more challenged than now. It’s not just the highest youth unemployment since records began but the realisation that career paths open to their older brothers and sisters are slamming shut, writes Faisal Islam.
UK unemployment soars to its highest level for 17 years with 16 to 24-year-olds the hardest hit. Economics Editor Faisal Islam meets some of the young jobless fighting to get onto the career ladder.