Stanley Johnson criticises Eddie Mair over bruising encounter – but London mayor concedes presenter did a ‘splendid job’
|
||||||||||||||
 
Family members are likely to be primary carers, with support from local authorities, central government, the NHS and charities 
Committee to report startling findings of wide-ranging investigation into over-65s and implications for British society 
Christian Action Research and Education has supplied staff to Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats 
Wind power and turbines have had a turbulent history, and now it looks like the government is taking flight 
Rising public resentment blamed on government focus on alleged ‘scrounger’ fraud and inflammatory media coverage… but at least the benefit cuts will pay for the weekly bin collection… 
Proposal would limit number of students allowed in a shop at one time to tackle rise in shoplifting and antisocial behaviour 
Leaked emails reveal that Earl Howe sought out the views of Philip Morris International in his campaign against tobacco control measures 
Exclusive poll backs up consultants’ protests over bed closures and longer waiting times for surgery 
The government’s decision to slash feed-in tariff incentives for solar installations breached rules governing consultation exercises 1 comment - ()
Overall sales of ‘ethical’ goods and services – from produce to transport and funerals – rose by 9% despite decline in organic food, according to the Co-operative 
Corporation accused of being biased towards national stations such as BBC Radio 4 at expense of local services 1 comment - ()
Ucas reveals 52,321 UK-born students have applied for university next year, when fees will rise to up to £9,000 a year |
       |
|||||||||||||
|
Copyright © 2013 News and Media Republic Ltd
- All Rights Reserved
News and Media Republic Ltd, company number 05946401 |
||||||||||||||
Privatisation of NHS set to continue
Politicians don’t seem able – or want – to save the NHS from privatisation
Continue reading…