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Best of newsBrave New World: Even the UN is open to drug decriminalisation The body set up to enforce the world's drugs laws admits decriminalisation is an "alternative" to prohibition Privatisation admission shows Grayling misled the Commons New evidence emerges that Chris Grayling misled the Commons when he denied that a lottery system was used to move probation staff to private firms Almost all universities now charge £9,000 tuition fees Ministers promised maximum fees would be the 'exception not the rule' Govt blockaded as protestors take Gaza fight to Whitehall Department for Business blockaded over its continued military contracts with Israel, as UK abstains from UN war crimes vote UK government approved supply of lethal chemicals to Syria Government attacked for 'irresponsible' decision to approve licences. Boris Johnson's estuary airport unlikely to be shortlisted by Airports Commission European environmental directives set to scupper Johnson's scheme. Tory support plunges following reshuffle Series of polls fail to detect any post-reshuffle bounce. Nick Griffin ousted as BNP leader Griffin replaced by disgraced former teacher Adam Walker. Best of Comment and AnalysisThe Labour party should let Miliband be Miliband The Labour leader's speech today revealed the real source of Ed Miliband's image problem. Raising speed limits for lorries is evidence-free policy at its worst Government experts say it will make roads more dangerous. Why the Tories are not benefiting from the economic recovery Conservatives still seen as the party for the rich. Immigrant stories: The minister's cleaner The story of Mark Harper's cleaner, in her own words Comment: Where have all the political giants gone? Our political class runs away from the tough decisions and hides problems under the carpet How Britain profits from the attack on Gaza The complex web of Israeli-British military contracts which silences our criticism of the attack on Gaza Comment: Cameron's weakness led to the shooting down of MH17 Putin has outplayed Cameron from the beginning. This is what happens when a Russian gangster confronts a spoiled Etonian. | Major report outlines plan to defuse ‘ticking time bomb of myopic management’Commission on Management and Leadership issues rallying call for a Better Managed Britain. Prime Minister challenged on ballot announcementNASUWT comments on reports today that the Conservative Party will include in its manifesto a threshold of 50% member turnout in trade union ballots before they will be considered lawful. Sustained law enforcement investigations rather than internet blocks are the best way to tackle internet sex offenders“The arrest of 660 suspected paedophiles by the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the safeguarding of hundreds of vulnerable children is welcome news”. Jail for Birmingham man who kept starving dogs in squalid kennelsBull breed dog and puppies left starving and dehydrated finally find their happy ending thanks to RSPCA. Twelve weeks on from MMR: what happens next?Subtle, but not dramatic – that was our verdict on the impact of the mortgage market review (MMR) when we published our lending data for May. Gymnasts under pressure at higher risk of eating disordersMany elite gymnasts are preoccupied with weight and body shape, with some scoring well above average for eating disorder symptoms, say researchers from Swansea University. |
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