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| "Deeply troubling" Immigration battlesHome Office slips out immigration report under cover of police inquiry Government slips out long-awaited report into immigration just as home secretary announces public inquiry into undercover policing Immigrant Stories: Lenin and the fight for cleaners' pay An occasional series of Immigrant Stories, shining a light on the people in Britain's immigration system 'Intensely relaxed': Cable undermines Home Office immigration fight back Home Office fight-back on immigration following embarrassing revelations about Theresa May's use of statistics is undermined by business secretary Comment: Farage's dream of an English-only Britain would be a nightmare The Ukip leader might want an end to all the foreign languages he hears on the train - but the price would be a poorer Britain. Lawrence inquiryNew Stephen Lawrence inquiry ordered after review shocks ministers The police's investigation into the murder of Stephen Lawrence will face another judge-led inquiry, the home secretary has announced. Why can't science and politics get along?Why can't science and politics get along? Politicians have a patchy record on paying attention to scientists – to the detriment of us all. Coalition has been 'worse for science' "Particularly weak ministers" struggling to get to grips with the basics Comment & AnalysisThis Is Your Brain Online: We need surveillance juries to keep track of security services Ordinary people should be entrusted with judging whether the intelligence agencies are doing their job. Comment: Hard lessons for Whitehall from the Patrick Rock scandal Politicians pretend that filtering software can end child pornography. But the reality is much more complicated | 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. Tax charity launches enhanced information and support for disabled people and their carersDisabled people who take on a carer or personal assistant now have access to additional information and support, following the launch of an enhanced version of the Disability Tax Guide website. Three Muslim state schools identified as discriminating when hiring staff on the basis of sexMadani Boys School was at the centre of controversy after it emerged that it had advertised for teachers while restricting both jobs to males, the British Humanist Association (BHA) has discovered two more. |
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