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Government warning: Brexit can damage your health
The Government’s leaflet setting out it’s case for Britain remaining in the EU is a pretty dour production. From next week it goes out to every household in the UK.
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The government says families will lose out to the tune of £4,300 if they vote to leave the EU. Is it true?
The Government’s leaflet setting out it’s case for Britain remaining in the EU is a pretty dour production. From next week it goes out to every household in the UK.
“The independent statistics confirm that, under this Prime Minister, child poverty is down, pensioner poverty is down, inequality is down, and the gender pay gap has never been smaller.” George Osborne, 16 March 2015 The background George Osborne included this wide-ranging defence of coalition and Conservative policy in his Budget speech this week. The most…
George Osborne insists the government is increasing the money it spends on disabled people, even as he is criticised for the latest cut. Who’s right?
Everyone knows George Osborne missed a debt target today. What else has the Chancellor failed to achieve?
The abolition of non-academy schools marks the end of the system of devolved, local accountability for schools that goes back nearly 150 years. But why is it in the Budget?
Eminent scientists are warning that funding for research is at risk if Britain pulls out of the EU. Are they right?
A senior EDF Energy executive resigns over the company’s plans to build the first new nuclear power station in Britain for 25 years.
Does Britain’s membership of the EU makes us less safe? That’s what Leave campaigners Iain Duncan Smith and Boris Johnson have suggested, among others. Mr Duncan Smith said last month that a Paris-style attack is more likely to happen here if the UK votes to Remain in the EU. And Boris Johnson wrote in a…
Michael Gove defends the prison reforms on Channel 4 News tonight and tries to sell them to inmates at The Mount prison outside Hemel Hempstead.
David Cameron is calling for reforms in prisons to combat high levels of violence, self-harm and re-offending.
Channel 4 News has obtained evidence of tens of thousands of pounds of spending by the Conservatives during key by-election campaigns which appear not to have been declared.
A London conference aims to raise over £6 billion to help Syria’s neighbours provide for thousands of refugees. But in Geneva separate peace talks hoping to end the Syrian conflict collapse.
Home Office ministers are working on plans to provide sanctuary to children from UNHCR run Syrian refugee camps.
George Osborne says he is spending an “unprecedented” amount on the NHS. So why do critics insist there is a historic squeeze on budgets?