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Jeremy Corbyn: ‘capping pay’ and freedom of movement
He’d like to introduce a rule banning companies exceeding the pay ratio from government contracts.
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The deputy editor of the Telegraph, Allister Heath, and Dawn Foster, who’s a writer with the Guardian.
He’d like to introduce a rule banning companies exceeding the pay ratio from government contracts.
Photojournalists have been documenting President Rodrigo Duterte’s ‘war on drugs’ which has left five thousand nine hundred people dead by both police and vigilante hit-men, in just five and a half months.
He claims he rode around on a motorbike “looking for a confrontation so I could kill”. Not the confessions of a convicted serial killer but the proud boast of the President of the Philippines.
President Rodrigo Duterte is challenged on his country’s war on drugs and its reported use of “death squads” by Jonathan Miller, who later get’s called a ‘son of a whore’ by the President.
The Philippines president, Rodrigo Duterte, says his country may become the latest to withdraw its support from the International Criminal Court. The court was set up to try war crimes and crimes against humanity, but a growing number of countries have been announcing their withdrawal – including three African countries and, yesterday, Russia.
“If you know of any drug addicts go and kill them yourselves, as getting their parents to do it will be too painful!” The chilling words of Rodrigo Duterte the President of the Philippines.
Calling for an independent inquiry into the 2012 death of 13-month-old Poppi Worthington, her local MP asks what the government is doing to ensure the safety of children in the area.
Mark Carney is saying that in order to stop inflation overshooting the target, we might have to start raising rates more quickly or more steeply than yesterday’s report would imply.
Driven by poverty, the gold miners of the eastern Philippines stop at nothing to dig out a few flecks of the precious metal – including risking the lives of their children.
Rupert Murdoch is to step down as chief executive of 21st Century Fox, reports say, citing sources close to the Murdoch family.
One of the victims of poisoner Victorino Chua might never recover from the serious brain damage he suffered at the nurse’s hands, according to his lawyer.
Experts say young people are at risk from inhaling nitrous oxide, or “laughing gas”, claiming 17 deaths have been caused by the so-called legal high. Others say the warnings are a load of hot air.
Ceremonies are held to mark the anniversary of the kidnappings of 219 girls from a secondary school in Nigeria.
Frankie Boyle, Dame Vivienne Westwood and Massive Attack are among leading figures in music, the arts and science who are calling for the UK to scrap its nuclear deterrent.