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| "It's unprecedented for a governing party to use backdoor parliamentary procedure to propose major constitutional change" EU referendum billLabour admits it: EU referendum bill 'will get through Commons' Labour is conceding the Conservative-backed bill which seeks to guarantee an in-or-out referendum in the next parliament will pass its Commons stages. EU referendum bill analysis: Ignoring the 'gimmick' might backfire The Tories' EU referendum bill is being ignored by Labour - and making much quicker progress through the Commons as a result. Who will stop the EU taking control of the UK's drug powers?In other news...Calls for an Ofcom investigation into Downton Abbey show how sensitive and entitled we are Are viewers now complaining to the regulator because TV dramas contain drama? After the war, surrender: Govt buckles to press The government appeared to buckle to the press in the ongoing row over regulation yesterday, when Maria Miller invited publishers to set up their own body rather than submit to the state-backed royal charter. Miliband under pressure to make living wage compulsory Ed Miliband's plans to encourage businesses to pay the living wage will "not significantly" tackle lower pay, members of his party warned him today. Cameron makes HS2 his unity line David Cameron made the case for HS2 today, in a move which suggests he is prepared to risk his authority on the project in order to secure support in the north. | BSA: September mortgage lending by mutual sector shows 50% riseLending by building societies and other mutuals was 50% higher in September 2013 than 2012. RSPCA welcomes new European Commission study into puppy tradeThe RSPCA has welcomed the launch of a new study into the puppy trade across Europe. CIOB: Identifying the construction leaders of tomorrowCIOB challenges universities to compete in Global Student Challenge initiative. North-South new rail link: HS2, more than a railway [Opinion Former Infographic]An infographic depicting the economic benefits, both direct and indirect, of the proposed north-south rail link. ESRC: Rude Britannia – what our politeness says about our nationBritain is still a nation of polite people, and fears that social media makes us ruder is a myth. BSA: September mortgage lending by mutual sector shows 50% riseLending by building societies and other mutuals was 50% higher in September 2013 than 2012. RSPCA welcomes new European Commission study into puppy tradeThe RSPCA has welcomed the launch of a new study into the puppy trade across Europe. ESRC: Climate change action "a matter of life and death"Infrastructure a matter of life and death for people in countries most affected by climate change. 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 risesBritain - ready meal capital of Western Europe - loses trust in pre-prepared food and demand for higher welfare food rises. |
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