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| "The Tories are reinventing themselves as Ukip but without the beer, while the Labour party is offering us French Socialism, but without the sex." Lib Dem conferenceAnalysis: Vince Cable learns to be useful Vince Cable has spent much of the last four years being a thorn in his leader's side. But now, as today's autumn conference speech in Glasgow shows, things have changed. With the general election looming the chastened business secretary has become an asset once again. Liberal Democrats pin their survival hopes on 'beating up on the Tories' Anti-Tory voters could save the party from electoral wipeout In other newsUkip still seen as a party of 'closet racists' Nigel Farage's party still has a serious image problem with voters. Comment and AnalysisComment: Human rights are just a proxy war for the political class This isn't really about human rights - it's about eurosceptics versus quangos and lawyers The lord chancellor is dismantling the rule of law Grayling has been cut down in a mesothelioma ruling and is about to launch a savage assault on human rights: he is not fit for the position of lord chancellor | Charity welcomes new projects to help people with mental illness get into workThe charity Rethink Mental Illness has welcomed the launch by the Government of four new projects, aimed at helping people with mental health problems get into work. Unite for quality education on World Teachers’ DayLeaders of trade unions representing teachers and lecturers throughout the UK and Ireland have issued a joint letter to mark World Teachers’ Day. Politicians must commit to seriously tackling child poverty to address achievement gaps in educationChris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT: 'The NASUWT promotes the vision for world class schools for all children, regardless of their background'. MRSA Action UK remembers all those lost to MRSA and healthcare associated infections on World MRSA DayIt is World MRSA Day today and our colleagues from the USA, MRSA Survivors’ Network, have described MRSA as a pandemic and called on healthcare colleagues to take the lead from the UK approach with detection and interventions to bring MRSA under control. World MRSA Day - October 2nd - should remind us that antibiotic resistance is a threat to medicine as we know itMRSA Action UK are at the Infection Prevention 2014 conference in Glasgow. Ending ‘severe’ suffering in lab animals is essential - and it’s achievableNew ‘Road Map’ promotes approaches that will reduce suffering. |
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