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Did Cameron get what he wanted from Beecroft lite?
Have the LibDems frustrated Tory plans for a slimmed-down employment regime? Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports.
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Have the LibDems frustrated Tory plans for a slimmed-down employment regime? Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports.
The government may have a tough job convincing ministers that its employment strategy, released on Wednesday, will impact on economic growth.
The man behind some of Britain’s best loved television comedies, David Croft, has died at the age of 89.
Plumes of smoke are visible across central London after a fire broke out at an address in the Strand where a hotel and several flats are under refurbishment.
In a bid to keep up with rivals Apple and Google, Microsoft has made its biggest ever acquisition and added the internet phone company Skype to their portfolio.
Our Political Editor reports on what he hears of the questioning of the defecting Libyan Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa.
The mobile phone maker Nokia joins forces with Microsoft to compete with Apple and Google – “a move that makes perfect sense”, writes Technology Correspondent Benjamin Cohen.
Vince Cable has told the Commons that he is hesitating about Lord Browne’s suggestion of no cap on tuition fees.
As Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer describes ‘cloud computing’ as the next wave of innovation, our Technology Correspondent Benjamin Cohen explains what it will mean for information security and business.
The BBC just put up current share of the vote in the seats now in – Con 37 per cent, Labour 27 per cent, Lib Dem 22 per cent. That misses out a lot of seats that might have regional or local twists. But if the numbers are anything like that it is nigh on…
I am in a select committee looking into Lord Ashcroft. No Tory MPs have turned up.
Harriet Harman, standing in for Gordon Brown in the Commons today, will no doubt be invoking the name of Lord Ashcroft at some point, writes political editor Gary Gibbon.
Conservative frontbencher Michael Gove played down Ashcroft’s role in funding the party, saying he was not their biggest donor. Is he right?
One subject that guarantees a yawn amongst the chattering classes, and that is more or less anything to do with the House of Lords.
Lord Ashcroft has today admitted that at the moment he’s a non-dom paying no taxation here on his non-UK earnings even as he tries to win the election for the Conservative party.