The human cost of Theresa May's student deportation programme
The Home Office used hearsay evidence to destroy the lives of thousands of innocent people
Who is really winning the EU referendum race?
Online polls could be significantly overstating support for Brexit
Nigel Farage denies being too divisive to lead Brexit campaign
Ukip leader brushes off stories about civil war within Ukip
Last night's LGTBI Holyrood hustings shows how far Scottish politics has come
This was devolved Scottish politics as it had been imagined by its founding mothers and fathers
Opinion Former Articles
#FoolsGold: It's a Gimmick Wage not a Living Wage
In truly ironic fashion, April 1st 2016 will see the introduction of the Conservatives' Living Wage.
It is time to change the regulations on Wildlife Trade
Increases in poaching means it's a critical time for the review of Endangered Species regulations says IFAW's David Cowdrey.
Comment & Analysis
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The government are quietly forcing women's refuges to close
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Psychoactive Substances Act delayed while the Home Office works out what it has banned
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The SNP's income tax policy puts them firmly on the centre-right
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Tory academisation programme will rob local people of power over schools
The government's plans will take power away from local communities and hand it to chief executives
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Disaster for Theresa May as legal ruling brings student deportations to a halt
Damning legal judgement finds Home Office used hearsay evidence to remove thousands of innocent students from UK
Opinion Formers
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"BASC is concerned that this is an entirely disproportionate proposal which will negatively affect the £2.5 billion shooting sector" Stephen Curtis, Director of Operations at the BASC.
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"Mrs Ford has clearly worked hard to accommodate a diverse range of opinion within the document and is to be congratulated on her work" Stephen Curtis, Head of Operations at the BASC.
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Disproportionate EU proposals for computerised firearms registers could destroy jobs and harm rural economy, says BASC
The UK’s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), has warned of the potentially damaging unintended consequences of EU proposals to require gun shops to link their firearms registers to central computerised systems.
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BASC welcomes draft European Commission report
BASC has welcomed the draft report prepared for the European parliament on the European Commission’s proposed amendments to the firearms directive.
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Shooting saves lives, says BASC
Shooting saves lives, according to BASC in the wake of a Natural England (NE) study which highlights links between good health and access to the outdoors.
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More must be done to raise pay and status of early years staff
Voice: the union for education professionals, has responded to the report from Save the Children calling for specialist early years teachers in every nursery in England
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