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| Cameron: "This party is proud of the fact that we had a woman prime minister!" Miliband: "Unlike her, she was a Tory leader who won general elections!" PMQs specialPMQs verdict: Miliband gets personal with Cameron's women problem What got Cameron on the ropes was Miliband pointing out that the government frontbench was entirely ovary-free. It was all downhill from there PMQs as-it-happened Follow all the twists and turns from this week's session as Miliband and Cameron clash on flooding and women in parliament. Tube strike gets seriousA declaration of war? Tories threaten to raise bar for union strikes Conservative party is considering plans to introduce a threshold which could prevent many strike ballots from resulting in legal industrial action Coalition troublesBoris: We could get rid of Danny Alexander Boris Johnson openly contemplated a forced removal of Danny Alexander from the Treasury today, as he pressed Downing Street into dropping the top rate of tax to 40p. Comment: 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... 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" Immigrant miseryImmigrant Stories: The nurse, the detention centre & the women with bruises An occasional series of Immigrant Stories, shining a light on the people trapped in Britain's immigration system. Shambles: The Home Office numbers which don't add up The Home Office has no record of many of the immigration decisions it makes and is unable to answer rudimentary questions about the number of visas it has handed out, a Freedom of Information (FoI) request reveals Amritsar updateAmritsar massacre: Sikh dismay as Hague brushes off SAS involvement SAS officer's military advice had only "limited" impact on Amritsar massacre, Hague says | 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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