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"UK airstrikes, drone attacks and the arming of and military support to the Peshmerga may follow within weeks." Return to Iraq Back to Iraq: British boots on the ground once more British special forces have been operating on the ground in Iraq for six weeks, it has emerged, as David Cameron retreats from a larger military involvement. Lost in the system Grayling's privatisation system comes apart at the seams Serco-run Doncaster prison condemned by new report, as A4e cancels prison teaching contract to avoid making a loss Lost outside the system The invisible army: How they treat the worker who cleans your desk They arrive before dawn or after the sun goes down. This is how Britain treats its invisible army of cleaners. Meanwhile, abroad... Guantanamo Bay deal helps good times return for security firm G4S Controversial security services firm G4S has been awarded a $118 million contract to service the US' Guantanamo Bay prison. Britain needs 'Chinese' approach to climate change China is showing a "leadership" on climate change which the UK is lacking, the chair of the Commons' environmental audit committee has told Politics.co.uk. #indyref Scottish independence: 'Dishonest' Salmond hurting yes campaign Alex Salmond is perceived as "dishonest" by women voters, a poll out today has revealed. Why are women so against Scottish independence? Women are significantly less likely to support Scottish independence than men. Why can't Salmond win them over?	Advertise your job vacancies here NASUWT comments on A-level results Chris Keates: “Congratulations must go to young people and their teachers who have worked so hard to deliver yet another excellent set of results". NASUWT comments ahead of the publication of A-level results Chris Keates: “The reality is that the bulk of the Government’s reforms to A-levels have not yet been implemented and so will have had no impact on this year’s results". The CML needs you - yes, YOU! And your ideas... Have you ever had a great idea that would change the mortgage industry for the better? The CML celebrates its 25th anniversary! In the 25 years since it's creation, we have seen the UK mortgage market grow from a £67 billion a year industry to £176 billion in 2013 (but with a peak in 2007 totaling £363 billion). NASUWT comments of school costs survey Chris Keates: "The findings of this survey come as no surprise to the NASUWT". Nobel winner Wole Soyinka gives damning speech on world’s response to Boko Haram Soyinka: ‘The scroll of faith is indistinguishable from the roll call of death’.

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