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| "Whatever one’s views on immigration, the distress of the families passing through the centre and its potential impact on the children involved is disturbing." Child detentionChild detention: Immigration centres risk 'lasting psychological damage' Children exposed to terrifying and inappropriate conduct from officers. European election falloutWhy 'none of the above' was the big winner of the European elections The European Parliament needs radical reform or it should be abolished. Comment: Ukip's triumph hasn't brought an EU referendum any closer It was hardly an auspicious start to a bid to reconnect with disenchanted voters for Ed Miliband to rock up with the news that an EU referendum still isn't his priority. Comment: A paralysed European parliament could ruin EU reforms The arrival of so many eurosceptics in the European parliament could prevent it from exercising its enhanced powers Caroline Lucas points finger at media's Farage obsession Ukip's triumph in the European elections became a "self-fulfilling story" because the media's blanket coverage of Nigel Farage "squeezed out" other parties, Caroline Lucas has claimed. Comment and AnalysisComment: Forget living costs: Ed Miliband needs a misery index Labour leader needs simple measure to explain why life is hard in Britain. Podcast: ED Morel, a past master at the politics of dissent This is the story of ED Morel, the great unknown politician of the last century Win! Win! Win!Win tickets to see Handbagged at the Vaudeville Theatre Three pairs of tickets for the acclaimed play up for grabs. In other newsThe truth will out: Blair and Bush's secret Iraq conversations to be revealed Details of dDozens of conversations between Tony Blair and George Bush about the invasion of Iraq are to be released Clegg ignores the treachery - but Cable's disloyalty is now transparent Vince Cable's failure to act is a form of 'treachery' - but Clegg is desperate to shut the story down Coalition's reforms risk Newark by-election legal challenge, administrator complains The Newark by-election faces a greater risk of a legal challenge because of "inadequately performing Electoral Commission officials", a local council chief has said. | Help to Buy effect is muted on basis of numbers, says CMLThe combined impact of both the Help to Buy equity loan and mortgage guarantee schemes does not appear to be creating an amplifying effect on the more active parts of the UK housing market. Boeing receives 330-Minute ETOPS certification for 787sThe U.S. Federal Aviation Administration today approved additional extended operations (ETOPS) for the Boeing (NYSE: BA) 787 Dreamliner. Animal welfare should be part of the national curriculum, say UK teachersWith the end of the school year creeping ever closer, a new survey reveals over ninety-five per cent of teachers say teaching children about animal welfare would help make them more compassionate and socially aware. Mental health charity calls for urgent action to prevent avoidable deathsThe national charity Rethink Mental Illness has welcomed a new Oxford University report which calls for urgent action to address physical health problems of people with mental illness. eBay’s cyber-attack represents a significant breachThe cyber-attack on eBay is a serious breach for the e-commerce giant and its customers says the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). News from the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group of the Chartered Institute of TaxationCharity issues guide to help taxpayers pay the right amount. Look but don’t touch when it comes to wildlifeRSPCA remind public baby wild animals may be better off left alone. |
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