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| "If the impression is given the conservative backbenchers are a bunch of right-wing people being kept reasonable by the Liberal Democrats, that's not helpful to us and it's not true" Bigmouths strike againTurn down the volume, Tory begs right-wing loudmouths Tory right-wingers dominating the media are hurting the party's hopes of winning the next general election, a Conservative backbencher has warned. Immigration firing squadBlog: The BBC's political editor sounds like a government minister The job of the BBC is not to 'reflect public concern' about immigration. It's to provide accurate information so the public can come to its own opinion. 99,999: The Tory immigration target they'll never reach Conservatives in government will fail to meet their target of cutting net migration from the hundreds to the tens of thousands by May 2015, business secretary Vince Cable has declared. In other news...MPs suspicious of Defra disabled 'bias' Managers at the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) are facing suspicion they are discriminating against disabled staff. IDS and Osborne at war over welfare - again Iain Duncan Smith entered into another period of hostilities with the chancellor today, after George Osborne announced plans to make further cuts to the welfare budget in 2016 and 2017. And finally... Nick Clegg is a condomBoris: 'Nick Clegg is a prophylactic protection device' The mayor of London effectively called the deputy prime minister a condom today, in a colourful new low in their ongoing war of words | Our club: Sports clubs to get young people workingVIDEO: Morrisons is pioneering a new programme in famous sporting venues around the UK to help young unemployed people get back into work. China destroys more than six tonnes of confiscated ivoryThe Chinese government destroyed over six tonnes of confiscated elephant ivory and ivory products. Manufacturing output rises at fastest pace since February 2011The end of 2013 saw growth of the global manufacturing sector accelerate to a 32-month high according to the J.P.Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI (Purchasing Managers Index). Within these figures, the UK performed particularly well and continues to point to strong growth. Mutuals perform strongly in November 2013Building societies and other mutual lenders continued to extend lending to UK homebuyers with net lending of £1.1 billion in November, and £12.1 billion in the first eleven months of 2013. |
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