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| "His programme has no grounding in reality" Is Grayling losing the plot?Grayling's paranoid attack on charities shows he's losing the plot The prison system is falling apart, but the justice secretary is busy launching into personal attacks on charities Grayling in a state of unparalleled denial, experts warn The entire English justice system is in crisis, a senior lawyer has said, after a damning report by the prisons inspector was dismissed by Chris Grayling. #indyrefEverything you need to know about the Scottish independence referendum in five minutes All the facts, in manageable bite-sized chunks 'Labour failures to blame' for Scottish independence referendumOne month to go: Poll bump gives Salmond hope for Scottish independenceHow different are Scotland's values to the rest of the UK's?ImmigrationGrey and hopeless: The grim reality of immigration tribunals On the edges of Heathrow, a creaky immigration system humiliates those who become embroiled in it | Offshore tax: debate welcomed but new offence “a hugely controversial step”Tax advisers have welcomed the Government’s launch of a debate over penalties for offshore tax evasion but expressed concern over proposals for a new criminal offence for those who fail to declare taxable offshore income and gains. Retirement age for women? 80, if they want to earn as much as menLatest data reveals ‘mid-life pay crisis’ for female managers. More evidence of the growth potential of the UK chemical industryInternational company SABIC is the latest chemical business to invest for growth in the UK. Woman banned from keeping animals for life after leaving her cat to dieAmy Cattigan (01/02/1994) of Hollyfield, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, has been banned from keeping animals for life after she admitted neglecting her pet cat. Government restricts Liechtenstein route for tax disclosureThe UK Government has acted to restrict the situations where taxpayers can use a government agreement with Liechtenstein to get a more generous settlement from HMRC. Lack of females studying maths and physics at A-level a worry say engineersToday’s publication of exam results in the UK reveals a continuing lack of students, particularly females, taking maths and physics at A-level. |
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