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"This is why we keep doing this, and would keep on doing it, if we could" The closure of Exhibit B Thin-skinned anti-racist protestors shut down an anti-racist exhibit The cancellation of the Barbican's Exhibit B event last night marks a new low for censorship in Britain Back at the Labour conference What exactly is Miliband's position on Isis? IS UN authorisation a condition of Labour support for strikes in Syria? Miliband's position is once again vague and confusing Miliband's mansion tax will do nothing to solve the housing crisis Miliband's policy is a torn piece of toilet paper placed on an open wound. Miliband speech verdict: The radicalism is gone, replaced by caution The intellectual daring of his previous speeches is gone, replaced by glib jokes and caution. It seems Ed Balls has censored Ed Miliband's radical voice. Ed Miliband: We'll tax the rich to heal the poor Is the Labour party having a nervous breakdown? Tessa Jowell: Labour took Scottish voters for granted Scottish independence fallout continues Cameron says Queen 'purred' after 'No' vote David Cameron has been caught revealing the Queen "purred down the line" after being informed Scotland had voted to remain in the United Kingdom. Salmond's devolution shopping list is getting longer Alex Salmond has expanded his demands for devolution, insisting the reforms must give Scotland "a stronger and clearer voice on the international stage". Scottish devolution timetable: Can Westminster keep its promises? There's already two broken promises, and counting, in the Westminster party leaders' Scottish devolution timetable	Advertise your job vacancies here Antibiotic prescribing is fuelling superbugs as some GPs prescribe twice as many as others MRSA Action comments on the impact of antibiotic prescribing on superbugs, as reports suggest some GPs are prescribing twice as many antibiotics as others. Next steps for Scotland – further challenges ahead on tax Politicians must confront the crucial question of how much tax competition they are willing to entertain within the United Kingdom, say tax experts. Scottish referendum ‘no’ result will strengthen UK’s position as a science and engineering powerhouse The ‘no’ outcome in the Scottish Referendum on independence will help secure Scotland’s future at the forefront of engineering and technology. NASUWT comments of the Scottish referendum result Chris Keates: 'The NASUWT is proud to be the largest UK-wide teachers’ union which is committed fully to representing the interests of Scottish teachers in Scotland and in Westminster'. Pro-whaling countries yet again harpoon plans for a South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary At the final day of the 65th meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) in Portoroz, Slovenia, plans for a South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary failed once again due to opposition from pro-whaling nations. Victory for whales as forum votes to protect World Court ruling against Japan’s ‘scientific whaling’ in Antarctic There was a major victory for whales on the final day of the 65th meeting of the IWC today when the forum passed a key resolution to uphold the recent World Court ruling that Japan’s ‘scientific whaling’ in Antarctica was illegal and no further permits should be issued.

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