Archive of articles from 2010

BNP still racist, judge rules

Nick Griffin says rule-change proves BNP are not racist

BNP still racist, judge rules

Review rejects 'disproportionate' BNP ban for teachers

Only handful of racism cases have come up among teachers in England

Members of the British National party (BNP) and other racist organisations can continue teaching in taxpayer-funded schools, an independent review has concluded, prompting condemnation from teachers' unions.

MPs fed up with social care 'point-scoring'

Baby-boomers will need huge social care investment

MPs have called on the major parties to avoid "pre-election point-scoring" and come together to achieve consensus on social care reform.

Sarkozy in London for leader talks

Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy's 'entente cordiale'

French president Nicolas Sarkozy is meeting with both David Cameron and Gordon Brown as he visits Britain today.

Brown calls for BA strike resolution - eventually

British Airways' dispute with cabin crew rumbles on

Gordon Brown has called for a resolution of the British Airways (BA) cabin crew dispute "as quickly as possible", after the Tories attacked the Unite union's links to the Labour party.

Porn director eyes long, hard fight for parliament

Ms Arrowsmith says her work aims to make porn more accessible to women

The Liberal Democrats have selected award-winning porn director Anna Arrowsmith as a candidate for the general election.

Labour peer escapes expenses prosecution

Robert Mercier-Nairne is the author of Notes On The Dynamics Of Man, out on March 18th

Labour's Pola Uddin will not face criminal charges following allegations of expenses abuses, the director of public prosecutions has confirmed.

Lib Dems welcome ex-Tory MEP

Edward McMillan-Scott, European parliament vice-president, is now a Lib Dem

European parliament vice-president Edward McMillan-Scott has joined the Liberal Democrats after being thrown out of the Conservative party.

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