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| "There was a lot of threatening people to stop investigations. The frighteners were put on people." Paedophile rowDickens warned child abuse campaigners 'powerful people' would target them Geoffrey Dickens warned other campaigners against child sex abuse they could be targeted by "powerful people", years after he handed in information about an alleged Westminster paedophile ring In other newsUniversal Chaos: Iain Duncan Smith's welfare scheme in doubt Treasury fails to sign off universal credit business case. Comment and AnalysisToday MPs vote to end slavery - tomorrow they vote to continue it Don't fooled by the rhetoric over the slavery bill. Tomorrow, MPs will vote to strip trafficked children of their rights. Comment: The austerity myth - why times are only hard for some We're not broke. The money is just flowing in the wrong direction. | Regional £6bn transport funding must be part of national infrastructureThe £6bn government fund, announced today, to support local infrastructure improvements, must be spent in a co-ordinated way, ensuring that they form part of our overall transport infrastructure. What’s the future for Maritime Air Power in the UK?The Royal Aeronautical Society’s Air Power Group has published a discussion paper on the current and future of maritime air power in the UK. NASUWT comments on CBI/Pearson Education and Skills Survey“No one doubts that schools have an important role to play in supporting the future employability of children and young people". ATT challenges plans to scrap main residence election rulesThe Association of Taxation Taxations (“ATT”) has criticised the Government’s plans to scrap the rule allowing those owning more than one property to choose which property counts as their main residence. Antibiotic resistance is recognised as a global risk by the Prime MinisterMRSA Action UK welcomes the news that the Prime Minister has listened to the Chief Medical Officer in her warning of last March, in respect to the significant risks of antibiotic resistance. Government CGT plans target overseas investors in UK propertyGovernment plans to introduce a new capital gains charge on UK properties sold by non-residents could add to the costs and admin of residential property sales by overseas investors, says the CIOT. |
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