Salmond’s plan to break up the BBC may please Murdoch but will be a disaster for Scotland
Shadow Scottish secretary Margaret Curran warns against Alex Salmond’s disastrous plans to break up the BBC.
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London’s cost of living crisis: Boris needs to help ease the burden on households
Labour’s message to London Mayor Johnson is simple, when you’re able to help and support people by easing the burden on household finances, you should.
Austerity policies have increased the pressure on midwives
It is time to start valuing maternity care for the women worst affected.
Can National Citizen Service prevent a repeat of the riots?
The factors that fuelled the riots have not gone away
How can we get more young people to be more politically active?
If this problem is not solved, we face the danger of loosing an entire generation of voters.
Tymoshenko – the case against democratic Ukraine? (Part 3)
Only when the conditions exist for a transparent legislature and judiciary can fruitful democracies develop.
What next for rail fares?
We already pay significantly more for rail travel than anyone else in Europe – 75% more than the next most expensive country
Gove and the DfE are playing loose with our playing fields
If the DfE can be so wrong about the correct figure on school playing fields, what else are they (by cock-up or conspiracy) misleading the public about?
Tymoshenko – the case against democratic Ukraine? (Part 2)
Why is Tymoshenko’s hearing being delayed time and time again? And why is the former PM refusing certain medical treatment while in detention?
Julia Tymoshenko – the case against democratic Ukraine? (Part 1)
Last year, former prime minister of Ukraine Julia Tymoshenko was sentenced to seven years in prison for abuse of power and illegal deals