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| "Reporters are put at risk, whether reporting riots or investigating wrongdoing, if perceived to be ready sources of information for the police." Journalists' notebooks under threatMPs vote on plans to allow secret courts to confiscate journalists' files Legislation which would allow authorities to demand journalists hand over their notebooks, digital files and photographs in secret courts will be debated by MPs today. Tory troubles'So what?' Tory disdain for Gove cronyism row hits new heights Conservative politicians are adopting an attitude of complete indifference as Michael Gove faces a barrage of cronyism claims. Conservative activists 'want pact with Ukip' Four out of ten Conservative activists want an election pact with Ukip, as party heads for humiliating defeat at the European elections. 'Silly girl': Tories in sexism row over ousted MP The Conservative party are embroiled in a sexism row after one of David Cameron's senior female MPs was deselected. Michael Gove to force children to pick up litter School children to be forced to pick up litter, mop floors and even remove graffiti under plans by Michael Gove to get tough on disruptive pupils. Bright ideasLocked out: Non-residents 'should face major restrictions on buying British property' Any non-residents who want to buy property in Britain should be forced to prove they are increasing the stock of housing, according to a radical new proposal. CCTV Britain: Police to be fitted with body-worn cameras Hundreds of police officers fitted with body-worn cameras in pilot scheme which could be rolled out across the country. Comment picksComment: Ofcom should be given control of internet filters The private sector can't be trusted to keep children safe online. We should hand Ofcom control of internet filtering. WATCH: The world after men Former George Osborne chief of staff Matthew Hancock, eminent American feminist Carol Gilligan and radical feminist Finn Mackay dispute the merits of matriarchy in an Institute of Art and Ideas debate. Comment: The horrible truth about the badger cull The results are in - and the badger cull has been revealed for the cruel, money-wasting, scientifically illiterate experiment it was And finally...It's not what you know… Ed Miliband misses out on 'most connected' list Ed Miliband has fallen short of getting into a list of the best connected 100 men in Britain – unlike his spin doctor. | 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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