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"No help will arrive until after the election. This is too little, too late" Vote for us or the childcare gets it Rich parents still in line for coalition's childcare payout Government expands its childcare offer to struggling parents – but will continue to help those with a joint income of £300,000, too In other news... BBC faces SNP 'consequences' of Marr's alleged bias Scottish nationalists have gone on the attack against Andrew Marr, after an SNP minister said the presenter should face "consequences" for an interview he conducted with Alex Salmond. Parliament's internet freeze: Westminster officials in 'deadlock' over online future New internet supremo to be hired to resolve 'planning deadlock' Class war in the government as Warsi hits out at 'Eton mess' Warsi hits out at the number of old Etonians in Cameron's inner circle, providing further evidence of a mini class war at the height of government Comment & Analysis This is how Britain does annexations When Britain likes it it puts a flagpole on it Comment: Gluttons for punishment deserve a sin tax on meat An excise tax on meat, eggs and dairy products will help put taxpayers suffering from high blood pressure, high cholesterol and other health problems on the road to recovery. Inequality: Budget obsessives risk missing the bigger picture The huge gulf between the richest and poorest in 21st century Britain is virtually obscene	Advertise your job vacancies here New social media campaign to spread awareness of Humanism The British Humanist Association (BHA) has launched a month long social media campaign to raise awareness of Humanism today. Accelerated HS2 timetable should not be at expense of economic development opportunities The IET has responded to today’s publication of the HS2 Plus report. RSPCA supports tougher sentences but wants more proactive action The RSPCA has welcomed Government moves to introduce tougher sentences for those who allow their dogs to attack other people and animals. NASUWT comments on the Policy Exchange report on Ofsted The Report identifies problems with Ofsted which the NASUWT has been aware of for a long time and has indicated on many occasions. Chemical Industries Association demands Chancellor acts on energy The UK chemical industry has urged George Osborne to act now on energy costs or lose out on growth. Warning for pet owners as spring finally awakes Dog owners have been urged to keep their pets cool this weekend to avoid the heartbreak of losing a much-loved companion.

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