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| "From the outset you have emphasised the need for transparency, but the significant delay in sharing the terms and that they appear to have been changed for political reasons does not bode well with such assertions" Amritsar massacreAmritsar massacre: Sikh dismay as Hague updates MPs William Hague will reveal the findings of the government's review of British involvement in the 1984 Amritsar massacre later The truth behind the Amritsar massacre As reports emerge that the UK may have colluded in a merciless 1984 raid on the Golden Temple in Amritsar, we look back at one of the most painful and important moments in Sikh history. Analysis: Amritsar massacre festering sore will not heal easily The context of the Amrtisar massacre is vital when discussing Cameron's decision not to apologise for it. In other news...Clegg breaks ranks with call for drug law reform Nick Clegg goes further than ever before in calling for a liberalisation of Britain's drug laws, saying that "if you are anti-drugs you should be pro-reform" The curse of universal credit: Bronchitis adds to IDS' woes The curse of Iain Duncan Smith's universal credit system continued yesterday after it was revealed that the man brought in to stabilise the project had got bronchitis. Dyson: Immigration clampdown is killing British engineering Britain was suffering a "crisis in engineering" due to the government's clamp down on visas for foreign students, according to James Dyson. Time for school, toddlers: Teachers told to take on two-year-olds Children as young as two years old should be given the chance to go to school, government suggests Fired: Tim Yeo deselected by ruthless local Tories Tim Yeo becomes the second Conservative MP in a week to be deselected by his local association Politician intervenes to save fake Chagall painting from the flames A Yorkshire MEP is attempting to prevent a fake Marc Chagall painting owned by one of his constituents being burned in front of a French magistrate. Comment and AnalysisComment: There's a change in the 'certain to vote' demographic – and it favours Labour Once upon a time Tory voters were the most likely to vote, but that's all changing... Analysis: Does being religious make you right- or left-wing? Religion does count when it comes to making up people's political minds - but maybe not in the way you'd expect | Simplicity knocks! Government should jump at chance to cut admin around employee benefitsCIOT backs report from Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) that could drastically cut administrative burdens for employers. BHA welcomes collaboration in Scotland over inclusive school assembliesHumanist Society Scotland and Church of Scotland working together for inclusive schools. CPA: Construction products sales grow in Q4Construction products sales grow in Q4 but cost rises are key constraint. Voice welcomes report’s call for new approach to curriculum developmentVoice welcomes report. BSIA survey offers British perspective on Middle East security technology and business trendsBSIA survey offers British perspective on Middle East security technology and business trends. 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. |
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