Friday, 26 September 2014

Taking the fight to Isis - Politics.co.uk

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"One of the reasons Isis is so well armed and dangerous is because of the short-termism at the heart of UK and US foreign policy"

Isis debate

Comment: Beware our allies against Isis

Bombing Isis: UK should be wary of its allies

Our alliance with Saudi Arabia against Isis is symptomatic of the moral relativism and short-termism which defines our approach to the Middle East

Comment: Returning jihadists need rehab – not jail

Rehab might be a better solution than prison for those returning from Syria

If we're serious about security, we'll separate those we can help from those we can't

Comment: Bombs will just radicalise more British Muslims

Over ten years since the war in Iraq, Britain debates going back in

A campaign of vilification in the media and bombing overseas have helped radicalise British Muslims

Morton Hall

Early indications say Morton Hall death was suicide

Rubel Ahmed, who died at Morton Hall earlier this month

Early reports suggest the death of a detainee in Morton Hall was the result of suicide, Politics.co.uk understands

Largest lenders in 2013: the top 20

Today, we publish data showing the most active mortgage lenders in 2013.

ABI publishes 'UK Insurance Key Facts 2014

Insurers paying out in excess of £450 million every day to UK customers – ABI publishes ‘UK Insurance Key Facts 2014’.

Engineering dominates top ten graduate starting salaries

Students graduating from engineering courses are likely to be amongst the highest graduate earners, according to The Times Good University Guide 2015.

Guidance at retirement should cover mortgages, CML says

We are urging that government plans to introduce free guidance for those about to retire should explicitly refer to outstanding debts, including mortgages.

NASUWT comments on Ofsted's pupils behaviour report

Chris Keates: 'The Chief Inspector is, as usual, talking nonsense to suggest that teachers accept poor behaviour from pupils or are failing to address it'.

Lenders welcome government commitment on flooding insurance

We welcome government measures seeking to ensure that people in areas at risk of flooding are able to afford adequate insurance cover for their homes.

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