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Friday, 25 July 2014

How Chris Grayling misled the House of Commons - politics.co.uk

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"You can raise it all you like. Selection was not done by drawing names from a hat." Grayling and the privatisation lottery 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 Chaos in probation: Staff 'picked out of a hat' for privatised service UN starts to turn on drug law reform Brave 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 The policy that kills Raising speed limits for lorries is evidence-free policy at its worst Government experts say it will make roads more dangerous. Tory fortunes amid economic recovery Why the Tories are not benefiting from the economic recovery Conservatives still seen as the party for the rich.	Advertise your job vacancies here Breast Cancer Care comments on NICE recommendation of new breast cancer radiotherapy treatment “Intrabeam radiotherapy is another exciting development and could dramatically improve the quality of life of some women diagnosed with breast cancer, but there is not yet evidence of its long term benefits". Help keep animals safe in the heat, urges RSPCA after spate of horrifying calls Pets, wildlife and farm animals are all falling victim to the heatwave, warns the charity, as calls pour in about animals affected by the scorching temperatures. More people following celebrity trend to rehome RSPCA rescue animals RSPCA encourages people to adopt rather than buying over the summer holidays. Travel insurance helps over 4,300 people every week who need medical treatment abroad, yet many holidaymakers still risk travelling without it New data from the ABI shows that in 2013 over 4,300 holiday makers every week depend on the safety net travel insurance provides in paying for emergency medical treatment. International collaboration to help develop diverse skilled leaders in aviation A Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Royal Aeronautical Society and the International Aviation Women Association will help retain and up-skill talent within the aviation industry. Cross-party report represents ‘yet another blow’ to controversial welfare reforms, says charity The charity Rethink Mental Illness is calling on the Government to take action to improve fit-for-work tests, as a new Work and Pensions Committee report published today says the system must be completely redesigned.

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Thursday, 24 July 2014

A voteless recovery - Politics.co.uk

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"While the public are convinced that the economy is recovering, they are not convinced that the benefits of that recovery are being fairly shared." A voteless recovery Why the Tories are not benefiting from the economic recovery Conservatives still seen as the party for the rich. Gaza 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 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 In other news... Almost all universities now charge £9,000 tuition fees Ministers promised maximum fees would be the 'exception not the rule' Immigrant stories: The minister's cleaner The story of Mark Harper's cleaner, in her own words	Advertise your job vacancies here Travel insurance helps over 4,300 people every week who need medical treatment abroad, yet many holidaymakers still risk travelling without it New data from the ABI shows that in 2013 over 4,300 holiday makers every week depend on the safety net travel insurance provides in paying for emergency medical treatment. International collaboration to help develop diverse skilled leaders in aviation A Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Royal Aeronautical Society and the International Aviation Women Association will help retain and up-skill talent within the aviation industry. Cross-party report represents ‘yet another blow’ to controversial welfare reforms, says charity The charity Rethink Mental Illness is calling on the Government to take action to improve fit-for-work tests, as a new Work and Pensions Committee report published today says the system must be completely redesigned. Peter Clarke's report on the ‘Trojan Horse’ investigation - ‘an inconvenient truth for the coalition government’ “The report of Peter Clarke concludes that he found no evidence of terrorism, radicalisation or violent extremism in Birmingham schools". BHA responds to publication of Government report into Birmingham schools Today has seen the publication of Peter Clarke’s report for the Department for Education (DfE) into the Birmingham schools at the centre of the so-called ‘Trojan Horse’ plot. Be your own boss, says minister Government minister Esther McVey has said that university is not the only option, highlighting opportunities for young people to set up their own businesses.

Wednesday, 23 July 2014

UK government approved sale of lethal chemicals to Syria - Politics.co.uk

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Chemical weapons UK government approved supply of lethal chemicals to Syria Government attacked for 'irresponsible' decision to approve licences. In other news... Boris Johnson's estuary airport unlikely to be shortlisted by Airports Commission European environmental directives set to scupper Johnson's scheme. 'Ripe for the courts': Emergency surveillance law faces legal challenge Liberty initiates a legal challenge to the emergency surveillance legislation the government forced through the Commons last week 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 and Analysis Comment: Where have all the political giants gone? Our political class runs away from the tough decisions and hides problems under the carpet	Advertise your job vacancies here Cross-party report represents ‘yet another blow’ to controversial welfare reforms, says charity The charity Rethink Mental Illness is calling on the Government to take action to improve fit-for-work tests, as a new Work and Pensions Committee report published today says the system must be completely redesigned. Peter Clarke's report on the ‘Trojan Horse’ investigation - ‘an inconvenient truth for the coalition government’ “The report of Peter Clarke concludes that he found no evidence of terrorism, radicalisation or violent extremism in Birmingham schools". BHA responds to publication of Government report into Birmingham schools Today has seen the publication of Peter Clarke’s report for the Department for Education (DfE) into the Birmingham schools at the centre of the so-called ‘Trojan Horse’ plot. NEA charity response to Government Statement on tackling energy bills NEA welcomed the Government's statement to Parliament today which will save the poorest households £1 billion a year on their fuel bills. New research highlights genetic causes of schizophrenia The charity Rethink Mental Illness has welcomed new research which sheds light on the genetic causes of schizophrenia. What your hand gestures say about you New research shows that what you do with your hands when you talk secretly reveals a lot about your intelligence and ability to empathise with others.

Tuesday, 22 July 2014

Boris Johnson's estuary airport unlikely to be shortlisted by Airports Commission - Politics.co.uk

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"The idea that you could successfully relocate these birds to somewhere like East Anglia simply doesn't wash..." Airports Commission Boris Johnson's estuary airport unlikely to be shortlisted by Airports Commission European environmental directives set to scupper Johnson's scheme. In other news... 'Ripe for the courts': Emergency surveillance law faces legal challenge Liberty initiates a legal challenge to the emergency surveillance legislation the government forced through the Commons last week 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. Comment and Analysis 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.	Advertise your job vacancies here New research highlights genetic causes of schizophrenia The charity Rethink Mental Illness has welcomed new research which sheds light on the genetic causes of schizophrenia. What your hand gestures say about you New research shows that what you do with your hands when you talk secretly reveals a lot about your intelligence and ability to empathise with others. 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. BHA responds to leaked details of DfE’s report into Birmingham schools Parts of a draft of Peter Clarke’s report for the Department for Education (DfE) into various Birmingham schools, including Park View School, have been leaked. Gender segregation on campus is unacceptable BHA welcomes Equality and Human Rights Commission new guidelines on gender segregation. 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”.

Monday, 21 July 2014

Was this revenge for the embarrassment of a minister? - Politics.co.uk

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"If you film anything we will seize your phone" Mark Harper's cleaner When the Home Office comes for you at your daughter's wedding Isabella Acevedo's punishment for embarrassing a government minister is to be dragged away from her daughter's wedding day Blog: How you can help Mark Harper's cleaner In other news... Police forces spend millions subsidising gun owners Government blocked plans to raise fees on guns. No ifs, no buts: Salmond must put his cards on the table It's now clear there'll be no currency union. Salmond owes it to the Scottish people to lay out his Plan B Recovery not 'firmly rooted', Clarke warns Ken Clarke says Britain is a "long way" from having an economy with "sustainable levels of growth and all that". Poll roundup: 'Window-dressing' suspicions prevent Tory reshuffle boost Suspicions of 'window-dressing' appear to be reinforcing the public's idea that nothing much will change. MH17 diplomacy: Grim and determined, Britain confronts Russia Britain has embarked on a massive diplomatic offensive against Russia in the wake of the MH17 crash, led by David Cameron insisting the crisis is a "challenge to be met and mastered".	Advertise your job vacancies here 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. BHA responds to leaked details of DfE’s report into Birmingham schools Parts of a draft of Peter Clarke’s report for the Department for Education (DfE) into various Birmingham schools, including Park View School, have been leaked. Gender segregation on campus is unacceptable BHA welcomes Equality and Human Rights Commission new guidelines on gender segregation. 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”. NASUWT comments on ‘Trojan Horse’ investigation report “This very detailed Report confirms that there is no evidence that schools in Birmingham have been infiltrated by extremists or have become breeding grounds for terrorism and radicalisation". Jail for Birmingham man who kept starving dogs in squalid kennels Bull breed dog and puppies left starving and dehydrated finally find their happy ending thanks to RSPCA.