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Immigrant storiesImmigrant Stories: The secret deportation programme to Somalia One man speaks to Politics.co.uk from a detention centre, as he prepares for removal to a war zone. Tory women troublesTory aide: Feminists 'need a good slap' An aide to a Conservative MP resigns after calling feminists "whinging imbeciles" who "need a good slap round the face". Comment and AnalysisComment: The Met police cannot be trusted with more weapons The Metropolitan Police are attempting to delegitimise the right to protest. Comment: Big business and the worldwide assault on democracy The trade deal being negotiated between the EU and US gives corporations wide-ranging powers over national parliaments Analysis: A British divide emerges over how to handle Russia The biggest political development this weekend is the sudden collapse of domestic political consensus over how Britain should handle the crisis in Crimea. Comment: What we really need is Call The Same Midwife The midwives of the 1950s could teach us a thing or two In other news...Brown wades into independence debate: No more 'undivided Westminster sovereignty' Gordon Brown returns to front-line politics with six-point plan for future of Britain Ukip's 'angry old men' backed BNP pact Members of Ukip's governing committee backed a proposal for an electoral pact with the far-right British National party (BNP), it emerges Crimea crisis: Labour's 'suspend Russia' call ends Westminster consensus Britain's cross-party unity over the UK's handling of the Crimea crisis shatters Lib Dem conferenceConference diary: Clegg raises Lib Dem spirits with patriotic speech Clegg stakes a claim for "modern, open and tolerant" Britain. Conference diary: Time for a digital bill of rights? Farron and Huppert pitch a new approach to privacy issues online Wanted: Clegg seeks 'coalition' of liberals to keep him in power Nick Clegg takes the unexpected step of appealing for votes beyond his party Nick Clegg's 'I love Britain' speech in full Read Nick Clegg's speech to the 2014 Lib Dem spring conference in York here Conference diary: Lib Dems want public to 'calm down' on immigration Party aspires for 'credible' voice with new immigration policies | Equal access to education for women and girls must be tackled, says NASUWTThe gender discrimination and inequality which prevents millions of women and girls worldwide from accessing education must be urgently addressed, states the NASUWT. NASUWT sponsors London Schools and the Black Child Conference in BirminghamThe NASUWT has joined forces with Diane Abbott to bring her annual London Schools and the Black Child (LSBC) Conference to Birmingham. Government tells Muslim state schools to stop discriminating against staff on the basis of genderFollowing concerns raised by the British Humanist Association (BHA), the Department for Education has confirmed that discriminating against potential staff on the basis of gender is unlawful. RSPCA calls for the government to make tighter checks at portsThe RSPCA is calling on the government to make tighter checks at ports to stop international puppy traders abusing loopholes in the controls to bring in dogs to the UK. The good, the bad and the uniquely ugly!RSPCA overwhelmed by entries for its alternative dog show, as new poll highlights the need for an independent review of breed standards which prioritise looks over health and welfare. New apprenticeship standard for electricians receives Government approvalA proposed new electrotechnical apprenticeship standard, led by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), has received Government approval today. |
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