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"What we're seeing now is the emergence of a new economic system" How the internet will destroy capitalism How the internet will destroy capitalism Jeremy Rifkin explains how the creation of zero marginal cost is destroying capitalism and replacing it with something... nicer. Ukip 'scaremongering' Comment: Three main parties to blame for rise in immigrant-bashing Cameron, Clegg and Miliband have failed to take a stand against Ukip. Ukip accused of 'scaremongering' as number of Romanians in UK falls Lifting of work restrictions did not lead to millions of extra migrants to UK. Routemaster spin Transport for London in a spin over Boris bus failures TfL deny "health and safety fiends" are preventing people hopping on and off new bus. Hop-off: Safety fears cripple Boris Johnson's 'new Routemasters' 'Safety fiends' block Londoners from hopping on and off new bus Comment and Analysis PMQs as-it-happened Missed PMQs? Catch up here The denial of rape in prison How inmates, guards and ministers have institutionalised a culture of denial around rape in prison.	Advertise your job vacancies here RSPCA calls on Government to take urgent action over live transport Incentives should be offered to make the switch from live animals to a meat only trade, say charity. Significant CGT changes affecting UK residents hidden in government plans to tax non residents In responding to HMRC’s plans to extend capital gains tax to non-residents in certain circumstances, the CIOT has voiced concern over the proposed withdrawal of the principal residence election for all taxpayers. Boeing, Embraer to open Joint Research Center for Sustainable Aviation Biofuel Leading aerospace companies share commitment to research, develop biofuel in Brazil. New law won’t prevent dog bites, warns RSPCA Animal charity wants more emphasis put on education and preventative measures. Fourth consecutive quarter of construction growth but cost rises a key concern The latest Construction Trade Survey, published today, shows that construction activity rose in Q1, the first time in six years that the industry has enjoyed four consecutive quarters of growth in activity NASUWT comments on Public Accounts Committee report into free schools The NASUWT has been consistently raising the risks to both the public purse and to democratic accountability since the Coalition Government’s free schools programme was first established. NASUWT comments on College of Teaching poll The outcomes of this poll reflect the longstanding views of the NASUWT on the proposals to establish a College of Teaching. Mortgage arrears down in first quarter of 2014 Both the number and the proportion of mortgages in arrears fell during the first quarter of 2014, according to new figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders.

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