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| "It has become clear to me that the present situation has become a distraction from the vital work this government is doing to turn our country around." Quite a big news storyMaria Miller resigns: 'I've become a distraction' Maria Miller resigns from the Cabinet after seven days of hostile headlines over her expenses Maria Miller: Full coverageMinister with final say on women's issues is now... a man For the first time ever, the new minister with the final say on women's issues is going to be... a man PMQs verdict: Even today, Cameron holds his own against Miliband Cameron somehow manages to hold his own on a day when he should have been humiliated. PMQs as-it-happened: After the resignation, the mauling David Cameron faced the Commons chamber after Maria Miller's resignation. Catch up here Maria Miller's seven deadly errors: A Cabinet minister's case study in how to lose your job For years Maria Miller's scornful attitude has combined with some terrible decision-making to leave her no choice this morning but to resign. Here's a breakdown of her seven biggest mistakes... Maria Miller resignation letter in full The culture secretary's resignation letter - and the reply from the prime minister - in full and unedited Meanwhile...Comment: Five ways to restore public trust in big business Even the most aggressive businesses should recognise their responsibilities don't stop with the shareholder High court: Theresa May is 'irrational' Home secretary branded "irrational" by the high court, in a humiliating ruling which casts doubt on her abilities as a secretary of state Liberal Democrats finally rebel over prison book ban Liberal Democrat MPs finally begin to rebel against party leadership over the ban on sending prisoners books 'A matter of deep regret': More details emerge of millions wasted on Universal Credit The government has spent hundreds of millions of pounds on two IT systems for Universal Credit, neither of which is capable of being tested on users Exclusive first look: The cannabis legalisation advert Get an early look at Britain's first ever ad campaign for the legalisation of cannabis | Tougher GCSEs and A Levels will do little to fill the UK skills gapAs Ofqual announces tougher new GCSEs and A Levels, the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is concerned the changes will do little to alleviate concerns from employers who they say struggle to find young people with the skills they need. Woman who starved dog to death sentenced to 24 weeks in jailA Bristol woman has been sent to prison after she was found guilty of causing suffering and neglect to her dog. Belgium crushes 1.5 tonnes of ivory in dramatic bid to save elephantsThis morning the Belgian government, in conjunction with the IFAW, destroyed its stockpile of seized ivory weighing more than 1.5 tonnes. Outlook for UK chemical industry remains strongIn the latest survey of business prospects carried out for chemical businesses by the industry trade body the Chemical Industries Association, optimism remains high. Life ban and custodial sentence for man who killed puppy by throwing it against a wallA Wirral man has been found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering after he admitted killing his dog by throwing it against a wall after it defecated on his bed. IET project to inform Great Britain’s future electricity networks enters next phaseThe Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has received funding from the Technology Strategy Board (TSB) ‘the UK’s innovation agency’ for the second phase of its Power Networks Joint Vision (PNJV) project. MRSA Action UK urges Departments and Ministers to work together to tackle antimicrobial resistance and promote hand hygiene in schoolsFollowing successful work with alocal school and hospital, MRSA Action UK wrote to the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, highlighting just how schemes such as these could be promoted to schools nationally. |
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