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"You'd be surprised how much free time I have" Cash for Access Rifkind steps down: Now Kensington deserves an MP and Britain deserves a security watchdog Malcom Rifkind has shown himself to be functionally incapable of scrutinising inteligence agencies or representing the people of his constituency. Lobbying scandal: Rifkind falls on his sword Malcom Rifkind has announced that he is stepping down as chair of the intelligence and security committee and as a member of parliament, a day after videos emerged showing him trying to secure employment with a made-up Chinese firm. Cash for access: Rifkind and Straw's actions are the norm in parliament Green party surge hits dry land The day the Green party surge hit a cliff Green party election campaign launch descends into farce Price of an immigrant crack-down Price of the immigrant crack down: UK risks billions in student funding The UK is risking billions of pounds in funding for the higher education sector following a crack-down on foreign student numbers, according to new research	Advertise your job vacancies here CML launches new election video manifesto The Council of Mortgage Lenders has today launched a new animated version of its election manifesto, aimed at political parties ahead of the forthcoming General Election. 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.

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