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| "I haven't finished" "He can take it from me that he has." PMQs specialPMQs verdict: Cameron's relationship with Bercow hits a new low An angry outburst and a cold reply: the Speaker and PM wash their laundry in public PMQs as-it-happened All the action from today's PMQs Farage caught kippingUkip posters branded a 'lie' as builders report labour shortages Ukip's poster campaign suggesting that builders are being forced out of work by immigrants was looking shakey today, after the building industry reported a widespread shortage of skilled workers. Farage bottles it: Ukip leader stands down in Newark Nigel Farage accused of "bottling it" after raising the prospect of standing in and winning the Newark by-election, only to walk away from the fight. Grayling under firePrisons ordered to monitor inmates amid surge in suicides Prisons ordered to bolster suicide-watch programmes amid surge in inmates killing themselves Judicial review: Parliament unites against Grayling's assault on justice Government proposals making it much harder for ministers to be challenged in the courts have been slammed in a report by parliamentarians. In other news...Boris Johnson's broken tube strike promises in full After six years, the London Mayor has made no progress on reducing tube strikes. 'Atheists' handbook' sent to every secondary school Atheists' Handbook sent to every secondary school in England and Wales to be placed in their library, amid a continued debate over the role of religion in educational establishments | Just Act, a new national website that helps community groups across the country get support, funding and advice launches todayJust Act provides and signposts practical information, resources and support for all types of community project. NASUWT comments on the Blunkett Review"The interests of children and young people have suffered as a consequence of an ideological obsession on structural reforms and a desire to create a free market in education". Chemical industry backs new reach advice in meetings with European Chemical AgencyThe UK Chemicals Stakeholder Forum (CSF - a body led by Government but including the chemical industry, NGO’s, trade unions and others) – has launched new advice on Authorisation. Victory for mental health campaigners, as Government announces plans to tackle avoidable deathsThe charity Rethink Mental Illness has hailed the Government’s new strategy for preventing avoidable deaths as a major success for mental health campaigners. British Humanist Association sends copy of The Young Atheist’s Handbook to every secondary school in England and WalesToday the British Humanist Association (BHA) is sending over a free copy of The Young Atheist’s Handbook: Lessons for Living a Good Life without God to every secondary school library in England and Wales. NASUWT commnets on tragic death of teacher at Leeds schoolIt is almost impossible to put into words the shock and distress that this tragic event has had. Tax workers balloted for strikes over damaging cutsFifty thousand tax workers are being balloted on a wide-ranging programme of industrial action in a dispute over job cuts, the Public and Commercial Services union announces. |
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