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| "In the end he did see everyone because they were milling around outside for so long that it was time for him to go home." So much for democracyNo 10 plots ways to jettison 2015 promises The Conservatives are looking to find ways of cutting back on the number of promises they make to voters before the 2015 general election, it has emerged. Tory MP calls police to protect him against 81-year-old campaigner Police were called to protect a Tory MP from a group of elderly campaigners after he insisted they had not given him assurances about security. Scandal-hit coalition keeps special advisers' lobbyist meetings secret Ministers refuse to force lobbyists to register their meetings with special advisers Gagging bill: Ministers triumphant after Commons victory The 'gagging bill' threatening to make campaigning by charities harder in future election periods took a decisive step towards becoming law today, as ministers rejected hard-fought Lords amendments designed to protect freedom of speech. Crime and punishmentCrime hits historic low – but sexual offences shoot up Crime has hit he lowest point since records began but sexual offences have bucked the trend, according to official statistics. Government declares war on Benefits Street's scroungers Public outrage at Benefits Street is the result of Britain's worst welfare claimants becoming "ghettoised", IDS says Westminster turns its back on anti-terror Tpims Report could end up killing off the coalition's controversial terrorism prevention and investigation measures (Tpims) for good PMQsComment: Miliband's canny political attack provided a moral victory on Syrian refugees Ed Miliband deserves credit for a significant moral and strategic victory on the issue of Syrian refugees. It's just a shame we have a prime minster who needed to be convinced. PMQs verdict: Half a hope for Miliband Every so often Ed Miliband looks like he has made a bit of a breakthrough in PMQs. Then he ruins it. Today, he managed to fit the whole process into six short questions. PMQs as-it-happened Missed this week's PMQs? Catch up with Politics.co.uk's live blog And finally...Comment: The territorial army can sort out jobless young people The TA offers full training and pay -so why aren't there queues outside the recruitment centre? | IFAW: Horn of Contention – Reviewing the Deadly Cost of Rhino Horn"The only certain impact of legalising rhino horn trade in an attempt to save rhinos from poachers, is uncertainty." Facing breast cancer togetherVIDEO: Breast Cancer Care host a parliamentary event where MPs, peers, and volunteers discuss the challenges that remain. "Warm words" on mental health from Nick Clegg welcome - but the reality is budget cutsComment on Nick Clegg Mental health speech from charity Rethink Mental Illness. Boeing joins BIOjet Abu Dhabi team to grow biofuel supply chain in UAEBoeing announced they will collaborate on a new initiative to support a sustainable aviation biofuel industry in the United Arab Emirates. Storm orphan otters become firm friends at RSPCA centreCub found shivering at pub joins fellow otter. NASUWT: Overwhelming majority of allegations against teachers "false"“The NASUWT has been collecting statistics on false and malicious allegations against teachers since 1991." Read more. EU Parliament votes to stop wildlife crimeThe European Parliament today voted for an EU Resolution on Wildlife Crime. |
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