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Scotland decides, or Scotland divides?
Jackie Long reports from Perthshire, from a village where families are split down the middle on the question of independence. Shop owners and business managers join her to discuss.
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Jackie Long is joined by Robert Halfon, the Conservative MP for Harlow.
Jackie Long has been out in Washington DC testing voters with some of the fake news stories that were circulating during the US election campaign, and finding out what impact they had.
“Everybody knows that if you have a collation you make compromises,” Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg tells Jackie Long on his broken promise on tuition fees.
Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long is at an orchestra rehearsal in Welwyn Garden City, where musicians say they welcome the slight drop in inflation, but caution that costs of living still remain high.
Director Tim Burton tells Jackie Long Nigel Farage “should live in the 1950s”, for suggesting women breastfeeding in public to “perhaps sit a corner”, as he discusses his new ‘feminist’ film Big Eyes.
Musician Nitin Sawhney, born in Rochester where Ukip recently won their second by-election, tells Jackie Long England is not being “swamped” and that there is a “net benefit” to immigration.
The contemporary art market is booming – but as Londons Frieze art fair opens, Jackie Long asks artists and buyers if the bubble is about to burst.
The no campaign was criticised for a lack of passion, but the silent majority won in the end, as Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long speaks to voters in Perth.
Jackie Long reports from Perthshire, from a village where families are split down the middle on the question of independence. Shop owners and business managers join her to discuss.
Controversial outgoing education secretary Michael Gove is sacked and replaced by Nicky Morgan. Our Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long gives her take on the biggest shock of the reshuffle.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt tells Jackie Long today’s announcement of a pilot scheme involving extended hours at 1,000 doctors’ practices in England will mean doctors working “in a smarter way”.
Councils are more likely to give discretionary housing payments to those without disabilities than those who are disabled. Jackie Long reports on how the ‘bedroom tax’ is affecting disabled people.
Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long has details of the government’s plan to take in hundreds of Syria’s most vulnerable refugees but the head of Save the Children says the UK should take in thousands.
World leaders and the global elite may be debating poverty, hardship and inequality but here in Stoke people are living it, writes Jackie Long from Davos Drive in Staffordshire.
Jackie Long talks to locals in Biddulph about their economic troubles, and whether the leaders at the Davos world economic forum can really help out.