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Crime
"Serious and repeat criminals should not expect to escape with a caution." Those were the words of Secretary of State for Justice Chris Grayling this morning as the Government launched … Read
Health
UPDATE, 9 April 2013 Today Sir Bruce Keogh, Medical Director of the NHS, admitted that he had acted on "inaccurate data" in suspending children's heart surgery at Leeds General Infirmary. … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
*The title of this piece is updated to include 'working' April is set to be the 'all change' month of this year, at least as far as taxes and benefits … Read
Many media outlets this morning cover a former Archbishop of Canterbury criticising the Prime Minister over 'aggressive secularisation'. Lord Carey feels "that his government is aiding and abetting this aggression … Read
Health
On 1st April, the NHS will be "liberated". The Health and Social Care Act, which will change the way that healthcare is commissioned and provided, has proven to be highly … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Housing was at the heart of George Osborne's Budget last week, as the Chancellor claimed that home ownership was key to his vision of an 'aspiration nation'. However Labour hit … Read
Immigration
Just as the UK Border Agency was dismantled, a House of Commons committee revealed that the agency has left behind 24 years' worth of unresolved asylum and immigration cases. Read
Health
As the Government declared that it intends to impose further restrictions on those who've just passed their driving test, Full Fact asks whether young drivers are statistically more at risk and more dangerous than their fellow road-users. Read
Are the recent headlines about dwindling gas supplies a cause for concern or just hot air? Read
Immigration
Today the Prime Minister announced the end of the UK's 'something for nothing' culture, proposing new limits on benefits and NHS access for migrants. But is the policy based on sound evidence? Read
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