Archive of 13 December 2010
Tuition fees protest: The fallout continues
The home secretary is set to update the Commons on the violence at last week's tuition fees demonstration.
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'More for less': Cuts fears dominate radical local reforms
Eric Pickles has announced dramatic changes to the way local government is organised, amid the backdrop of significant cutbacks in grants.
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Students and teachers unite to fight EMA cut
Students and teachers demonstrated in cities an d schools across the country today to battle government plans to cut the EMA payment.
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Miliband makes his own 'big offer' to the Lib Dems
Ed Miliband has held open the hand of friendship to the Lib Dems, as he attempted to exploit the tuition fees vote to undermine the coalition.
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Ministers launch 'how to' guide to promote democracy abroad
Foreign Office and development ministers will today outline a new rulebook guiding British officials on how to support and monitor elections overseas.
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Cooper: The coalition's 'shrivelled' foreign policy
Yvette Cooper is to launch a stinging attack on the coalition's handling of foreign affairs and the issue of Europe.
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Phil Woolas replacement selected for Saddleworth by-election
Debbie Abrahams will attempt to hold Oldham East and Saddleworth for Labour.
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