Time for Clegg to bridge the early intervention gap and act on social mobility
It is time for Nick Clegg to bridge the early intervention gap and act like a real family man, writes Family Action’s Anthony McCaul.
Monthly Archives: May 2012
Left-wing snobbery does state schools no favours
Left-wing snobbery does state schools no favours. Matthew Norman is disingenous in criticising state schools and sending his children to private school.
India celebrates 60 years of Parliamentary democracy – but the corruption remains
Corruption continues to stalk India, as the republic celebrates 60 years of Parliamentary democracy, writes Kailash Chand OBE.
IDS’s continuing spin war against people with disabilities: part 47
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions continues to use misleading figures on the growth of disability benefit claims to underpin his case for reform.
Cameron snubbed Hollande but looks set to give a “generous reception” to Romney
David Cameron looks set to meet with Mitt Romney when he visits for the Olympics – having previously snubbed François Hollande.
Net migration target could slam door to foreign students
The government’s obsession with net migration targets is locking out foreign students, who have huge potential to grow our economy.
If psephology is destiny, Cameron will be forced further to the right
David Cameron may have to spend the next three years courting voters to his right, increasingly distant from mainstream Britain.
Galloway to square up to Salmond over independence
For those concerned at the lack of any heavyweight politicians prepared to take on Alex Salmond, it emerged George Galloway will take on the SNP.
Mélenchon to take on Le Pen in French Parliamentary elections
Leftist leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon announced on Saturday he will directly challenge Marine Le Pen for the seat in the French legislative elections in June.
Balls and Mandelson call for Britain to take lead on growth plan for Europe
Ed Balls and Peter Mandelson have cast past differences aside to join together this morning to propose a growth plan for Europe, reports Shamik Das.