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| "This may be a laughing matter for them, but it's not for the people in the north of England" PMQsPMQs verdict: This truce won't last long If you don't entertain them, you can't pack hundreds of MPs into a tiny chamber and expect them to behave PMQs as-it-happened Missed this week's PMQs? Catch up here. In other news...UK reviewing arms exports to Russia All existing export licences under scrutiny Blair 'reaching for cheque book' to rescue Labour's bank balance Source close to ex-PM confirms a big donation is possible May Day: Downing Street withholds report which humiliates home secretary Report which would show immigration figures cited by home secretary to be false is been withheld by Downing Street Comment and AnalysisComment: The UN's bullying tactics on drugs show how scared it is of reform Prohibitionists have resorted to threats and intimidation to keep their disastrous system of drug control alive. Comment: If we don't act now, obesity will overcome the NHS Obesity will become a £50 billion a year problem within 30 years – and in the meantime, it could bankrupt the NHS The importance of being idle: Why Ukip's MEPs should trumpet their laziness Attacking Nigel Farage and his party's MEPs for laziness in Strasbourg risks backfiring Comment: Ukip takes its eye off the prize The party's obsession with Brussels means the local elections could slip through its fingers | 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. Degree-level apprenticeship in space launched by GovernmentThe first degree-level apprenticeship in space has been launched by Skills Minister Matthew Hancock at the National Space Centre in Leicester. Belgium to crush entire ivory stockpileOn the inaugural UN World Wildlife Day, the Belgian government announced that it would destroy its entire stockpile of illegal ivory seized by customs. Vaccine could protect against cancer caused by organ transplantsResearch & medical benefits: Vaccine could protect against cancer caused by organ transplants. |
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