Monday, 23 February 2015

Cash for access scandal is bigger than Rifkind and Straw - Politics.co.uk

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"If he who pays the piper, calls the tune, then parliament is an orchestra for hire."

Cash for Access

Cash for access: Rifkind and Straw's actions are the norm in parliament

Malcolm Rifkind denies he has done anything out of the norm

Paying for access to politicians is regularly done without anyone raising an eyebrow

Legal aid

Comment: Legal aid reforms are not the justice intended in Magna Carta

The battle for the true legacy of Magna Carta is underway

The battle for the true legacy of Magna Carta is underway

Comment: Chris Grayling has lit a powder keg under British justice

Chris Grayling implements "disastrous" reforms to the British legal system

High court ruling has given Chris Grayling the green light for 'disastrous' reforms

Inside, the rich celebrate Magna Carta. Outside, access to justice shrivels

Magna Carta: Celebrations mask disintegration of legal equality

As Chris Grayling gathers corporate Britain to celebrate Magna Carta, his reforms betray its spirit

Full-year data shows strong lending to first-time buyers

Mortgage lending grew robustly last year, according to data we published this week – with activity by first-time buyers and buy-to-let investors leading the way.

Almost 80 per cent of UK wants an end to non stun slaughter

As debate is held in Parliament today, a new survey shows many Brits are unaware that exemptions don’t just apply to Halal.

Lenders back shared ownership as the UK's 'fourth' tenure

With housing affordability proving to be a major constraint for many would-be owner occupiers, could shared ownership play a bigger role in meeting the UK’s future housing needs?

Reports of organised animal fighting to RSPCA up by a third in past five years

Shocking new figures come 180 years after dog and cockfighting was banned in UK.

IET and IMechE merge educational grant schemes

The IET and the IMeche have merged their educational grant schemes in order to simplify funding for formal and informal learning support and to improve the impact of projects.

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