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Cameron accused of leaving Northern Ireland for rave party
Claim will do little to enhance Cameron’s reputation at Stormont.
Nicky Morgan rebuked by Statistics Authority for claim that one in three can’t read or write under Labour
No statistical basis in claim by education secretary that one in three unable to read or write under Labour.
Migrating health workers could damage health systems in developing countries
We need to think about the impact that our imported NHS has on vulnerable people abroad.
More positives, but this remains far from a normal labour market
Positive labour market figures are to be understood in the context of the post-crisis period as a whole and must not detract from the long-standing pressures on working people.
The neo-cons are wrong: our use of torture is the problem, not the media’s coverage
Investigating, examining, debating – and if necessary prosecuting – crimes done in our name is not a threat to democracy; it is intrinsic to it.
The disillusionment of UKIP supporters could damage the charity sector
Study shows that UKIP supporters are as disillusioned with charities as they are with MPS.
More irresponsible transport decisions
Public Accounts Committee is not confident that the Department for Transport can handle the rail commitments it has taken on.
The underpayment of care workers is an absolute disgrace
Up to 220,000 care workers are being illegally paid.
Development Assistance Committee commends UK’s increased aid spending
Review recommends that UK maintains its level of spending in the years ahead.
The Lima climate talks: a small step forward, a long way to go
It’s clear that while the rest of the world is powering up with renewables, the UK is being left behind.