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| "Let's see what happens. I hope between now and this afternoon he apologises" Rennard rowWho blinks first? Clegg faces key test of his authority as Rennard plans to take seat in Lords The row over Chris Rennard threatens to turn into a full-blown leadership crisis for Nick Clegg, as the peer plans to take his seat in the House of Lords 'There's no greater good, just everyone doing a s*** job': Rennard scandal threatens to fracture the Lib Dems Nick Clegg fights multiple fires as result of the Chris Rennard scandal, as he finds himself on the receiving end of a searing attack from a former aide Labour tackles welfareRachel Reeves welfare speech in full The new shadow work and pensions secretary speech on benefits and skills - in full and unedited. Stealing Tory clothes? Labour to strip people of benefits if they turn down English classes Labour will challenge the Conservatives' dominance of welfare issues today, with a pledge to strip jobseekers of benefits if they turned down classes in English, numeracy or IT. In other news...'Whoever questions that damages Germany': Cameron isolated in Europe after anti-immigrant crackdown David Cameron may struggle to secure his diplomatic objectives in Europe, after prominent politicians hit out at his recent anti-immigrant rhetoric From beyond the grave, the civil servant who saved child benefit finally reveals his secret Man behind major political scandal over the introduction of child benefit is finally revealed 'Paralysed with mistrust': Police Federation tries to recover reputation after plebgate The Police Federation is attempting to recover its lost reputation after protecting police officers in the 'plebgate' scandal. Farage pledges to clean up Ukip after 'gays cause floods' comment Nigel Farage vows to expel anyone with extremist views from Ukip, after one of his councillors blamed recent floods on legislation about gay marriage Tories 'will announce new anti-immigrant policies every week' The Conservatives plan to announce a new attack on immigration or benefits every single week ahead of the general election, under plans formulated by election strategist Lynton Crosby Comment & AnalysisThis Is Your Brain Online: How Twitter changed the word 'rape' We're being desensitised to the use of violent sexual imagery online - could we also become desensitised to the real thing? Comment: The war on drugs shows how scientifically illiterate our MPs have become While the rest of the world is moving towards more intelligent and evidence-based drugs policies, Britain is going backwards. | 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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