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"It's hard to remember now, but a long time ago I asked a question." PMQs special PMQs verdict: Miliband's first big win of 2014 leaves Cameron tongue-tied Miliband picks apart the PM's evasions to score his first major win of 2014. PMQs as-it-happened All the action as David Cameron faces Ed Miliband at PMQs. Cameron refuses to rule out new millionaire tax cut Cameron refuses to rule out handing another tax cut to Britain's highest earners, following a campaign by senior Conservatives to slash the top rate of tax to 40p. Syrian refugees Blog: Why does it take a Commons vote for the government to do the right thing on Syria? Cameron is doing the right thing on Syria - but why should it take a Commons defeat to force his hand? Confirmed: Britain to take hundreds of Syrian refugees Britain to take hundreds of the most needy refugees from Syria, as the government ends its opposition to the policy Asylum Revealed: Rape victims abused in British detention centres Female victims of rape and torture are subjected to abuse and intimidation in British detention centres, according to a damning new report into the plight of women asylum seekers in the UK. Comment and Analysis Comment: How Bafta strike action made the Royal Opera House pay a decent wage They charge hundreds for tickets, but pay pittance to their cleaners: how a new trade union took on one of the most famous institutions in Britain. Comment: Banning smoking in cars with kids is an abuse of state power Once you invite the state into your private property it will make itself comfortable and demand ever more powers. Comment: We need a law to protect us against privatisation It's time for a radical change - one that recognises that the services that we pay for and rely on should be accountable and transparent	Advertise your job vacancies here "New EU targets are useful as they put a peg in the ground" says IET The European Commission has outlined its plans for climate and energy policy until 2030. Read IET comment here. Selective Catholic school admissions policy decision quashed over "arguable error" ‘Inconsequential technicality’ leads to quashing of schools adjudicator decision on London Oratory School. Tree of Hope: "Piece of the Puzzle, Autism Awareness Shoe" The "Piece of the Puzzle, Autism Awareness Shoe" has been created especially for Blossom For Children and Tree of Hope. More long term support needed for families displaced by flooding say researchers Planning for the emotional aftermath of devastating floods is as important as the immediate impact of such emergencies. "Warm words" on mental health from Nick Clegg welcome - but the reality is budget cuts Comment on Nick Clegg Mental health speech from charity Rethink Mental Illness.

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