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"Due to the problems accessing Whitehall..." Stormy weather How MPs respond to hurricanes: A 1987 case study How do MPs respond when massive storms batter Britain's shores? By bickering about who picks up the bill, of course. Storm ruins Clegg press conference Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has been forced to abandon his monthly press conference, after a crane collapsed on the roof of the Cabinet Office. Media wars Grant Shapps' attack on the BBC is an act of bare-faced political thuggery The Tory party chairman has given the BBC an explicit warning: Give us favourable coverage or we'll have our revenge in 2016. Trial of the century: Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson in the dock Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson are finally going to have their day in court, as the most significant legal battle to hit British politics in a generation begins at the Old Bailey. High speed news HS2 supporters strike back... finally Supporters of the controversial HS2 project will finally make an effort to get on the front foot today, with a report warning of thousands of weekend track closures if it does not go ahead. Last week The Week in Review: Unlikely lads Russell Brand and John Major speak truth to power The reaction to Brand and Major this week says everything you need to know about British politics. The Political Week Online: A revolutionary Brand? Russell Brand, free schools, Grangemouth, Hinkley Point - and a sprinkling of economic joy. Space: The final item in this newsletter Swindon, we have a problem: UK 'underfunding' galactic-sized space ambitions MPs have expressed concern after discovering Britain's booming space sector, which the government hopes will grow fourfold by 2030, is being overseen by just 44 staff - mostly based in Swindon.	Advertise your job vacancies here NASUWT: "Nick Clegg fools no-one" “Does Nick Clegg honestly think that either the teaching profession or parents will be impressed?" RSPCA: Trust in ready meals declines as demand for ethical food rises Britain - ready meal capital of Western Europe - loses trust in pre-prepared food and demand for higher welfare food rises. Voice welcomes Nick Clegg's interventions on school standards Voice has welcomed the forthcoming speech by Nick Clegg on school standards. CIOB: Regulatory rules should not stand in the way of housing standard rationalisation CIOB calls for clear timescale for integrating housing standards into the Building Regulations. CIA: Chemicals sector aims for 50% growth by 2030 Energy security, innovation and re-building UK supply chains are some of the key challenges set out in a new strategy for the chemical sector. BHA: New RE framework clear that schools should respect non-religious beliefs New RE framework puts strong focus on non-religious worldviews like humanism. MRSA Action UK: When the drugs don't work MRSA Action UK helps to bring the human cost to the attention of government and industry over the ticking time bomb and lack of desperately needed antibiotics.

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