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| "It will entrench lasting fear and loathing for sport amongst children and young people" Michael GoveMichael Gove slammed for punishing children with sport Thousands of people sign a petition against Michael Gove's decision to punish children with exercise, after leading athletes, head teachers and even Conservative supporters spoke out against the plans. No migrant surgeAirlines report no surge in migrants from Romania and Bulgaria Fears that Bulgarians and Romanians would flood into the UK when work restrictions were lifted at the start of the year prove unfounded, after airlines and coach companies find no increase in traffic from the two countries. Scottish IndependenceWar for oil: Cameron and Salmond trade blows over the North Sea David Cameron and Alex Salmond hold Cabinet meetings just seven miles from each other, as the prime minister tries to neutralise arguments about oil income Scottish independence debate: North Sea oil is next battleground Both the London and Edinburgh governments prepare to decamp to Aberdeen on Monday Week in Review: Alex Salmond is born slippy Salmond sings from the same old hymn sheet, while Clegg gets down-and-dirty. In other news...Miliband pessimistic over PMQs reform prospects Ed Miliband refuses to rule out attempting to reform prime minister's questions – but admitted doing so would be "incredibly hard" An appeal for help: Funding cuts pushing GPs 'into crisis' General practices pushed into "crisis" which will see 34 million patients fail to get an appointment in 2014 'Another stitch-up': Snooping state makes half a million private data requests every year Britain's intelligence agencies could receive a rebuke from the snooping watchdog after it emerged there were over half a million requests for access to private data in 2012. Comment and AnalysisWATCH: The five greatest Bill Hicks moments As the 20th anniversary of his death approaches we look back on Bill Hicks' five greatest moments Comment: The EU-US treaty which enforces privatisation Without a squeak from parliament or the press, a treaty is being negotiated which would make it almost impossible to reverse privatisation | Charity calls for better crisis care in response to new suicide statisticsNew figures show suicide rates are still worryingly high. NHS IT scheme: “let’s hope Government has learnt from previous mistakes”New NHS data-sharing scheme involving medical records is being delayed by six months. The IET comments here. Proposed amendments to VAT online filing will not cure human rights breachCIOT: “Failing to cure the breach will result in more litigation, incurring more costs for the Exchequer." NASUWT calls on Secretary of State to recognise damage inflicted on teachersNASUW remains deeply concerned about the adverse impact of the Coalition Government’s policies on teachers. Latest ONS Figures Highlight Continuing Construction RecoveryAccording to figures from the Office for National Statistics published today, construction output in Q4 rose by 0.2% compared with Q3 and was 4.4% higher than a year earlier. CIHT welcome targeted review of transport network resilienceCIHT welcome David Cameron's plan for targeted review of the resilience of the transport network to extreme weather events. |
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