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Young and in love – but unable to settle due to draconian immigration clampdown
Coupled with the recent changes to visa rules for international students, the government is creating an increasingly hostile environment for all young migrants.
Inside the world of the bankers… This is why we need a full inquiry
The banking industry seems to be saturated with men living bohemian lifestyles, taking outlandish financial risks every day.
Leslie: ‘Frenzied Osborne throwing around false allegations and demeaning his office’
Shadow Treasury minister Chris Leslie accused George Osborne of “lashing out in a frenzied way” in his Spectator interview today.
The “Missing Middle” – why we need school commissioners
Free schools are currently operating as an expensive ‘unguided missile’ in the school system with little rhyme or reason as to where they are permitted.
Miliband attacks “slow to act, bankrolled by the banks” Cameron at PMQs
Ed Miliband and David Cameron clashed over the need for a full banking inquiry at Prime Minister’s Questions today.
Balls: ‘I’d be very happy to appear at an inquiry… Why are ministers so worried by one?’
Amidst reports this morning linking him to the Libor scandal, Ed Balls today said he is “very happy” to appear before a full banking inquiry.
Osborne introduces yet another tax loophole that will cost poor countries £4bn a year
George Osborne pushed through the Finance Bill last night without an amendment that mitigates the impact of a new tax loophole on developing countries.
Salmond must stop moving the goalposts on Scottish independence referendum
What should the society we want to build after the referendum look like? By Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland Margaret Curran.
IFS: NHS budget squeeze set to last “at least a decade”
The NHS, which David Cameron promised was “safe in my hands”, faces a budget squeeze unparallelled in more than half a century.
Network Rail fat cats to trouser £1.7m in bonuses – as fares skyrocket 11%
Three Network Rail bosses, who already earn between £360,000 and £560,000, will receive £300,000 each in “golden handcuff” payments to keep them at the company.