Gary Gibbon
Arise Rt Hon Jeremy Corbyn? Or stay standing?
Jeremy Corbyn joined the Privy Council this evening. Some are writing that up as proof the Labour Leader kneeled before the Queen – but he didn’t.
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Gary Gibbon
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Athletics doping: ‘Russia should be suspended’
A World Anti-Doping Agency commission is recommending that Russia should be suspended from international athletics following doping claims.
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Gary Gibbon
Who is worrying about the investigatory powers draft bill?
Nick Clegg said he was suspicious of the much trailed Investigatory Powers Bill and would want to look very carefully under the bonnet.
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Students protest over plans to increase their debts
Students protest in London against a student loans system that already costs them some £40,000 over three years, and is set to become even more expensive, especially for those on low incomes.
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Russian plane crash: ‘unusual sounds’ in cockpit
Transcripts of cockpit recordings from the Metrojet plane which crashed in the Sinai desert with the loss of 224 lives are reported to reveal unusual sounds just before the disaster.
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Theresa May: this is not another “snoopers’ charter”
The Home Secretary says the government’s new bill will not allow investigators to look at people’s web browsing history.
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Shaker Aamer: last Guantanamo inmate ‘to sue UK government’
Shaaker is set to take legal action against the British Government after being released from the US prison camp, sources say.
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Tax credits: Osborne says reforms will continue
Chancellor George Osborne says tax credit reforms will go ahead, despite the government’s dramatic defeat in the Lords on cuts for millions of low-income families.
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FactCheck Q&A: the tax credit crunch
The Lords are debating whether to scupper George Osborne’s latest change to tax credits. What’s it all about?
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Tax credits: Labour and Lib Dems mount challenge
Labour and the Liberal Democrats will try to use the House of Lords to block government plans to cut tax credits.
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CV discrimination to be tackled with ‘blind’ recruitment
Major employers plan to introduce “blind” recruitment of graduates to combat discrimination against people with “ethnic-sounding names”.
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TalkTalk receives ‘ransom demand’ over hacked data
TalkTalk has received a ransom demand from someone claiming to be responsible for a cyber attack, the company has said.
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Pilot killed as US fighter jet crashes in East Anglia
The American pilot of a fighter jet is killed in a crash in farmland near the town of Ely.
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Gary Gibbon
Sturgeon to Scotland – trust me
Nicola Sturgeon used her leader’s speech to make a very personal plea to Scotland’s voters to trust her with running the Scottish government.
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Lockerbie: Libya confirms names of new suspects
Libya confirms the names of two men Scottish and US prosecutors want to interview about the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
