Archive of articles from 2010

Budget aftermath: Coalition scrambles to defend cuts

David Cameron faces PMQs as Labour anger boils over

The government scrambled to justify one of the toughest Budgets in living memory today, as opponents of George Osborne's programme prepared to fight cuts to spending and welfare.

Price of beer in parliament goes up as belt-tightening hits home

The price of beer is going up in parliament

Even the Palace of Westminster found itself subject to drastic belt-tightening today, as Commons authorities desperately tried to cut down on expenditure.

Cameron has say in McChrystal row

Obama and McChrystal during one of their 'photo-ops'

The future of beleaguered Afghanistan commander General Stanley McChrystal was discussed in last night's phone call between David Cameron and Barack Obama, according to reports.

Free school benefits questioned

Swedish model may not be as attractive as previously thought

Research undermining the value of 'free schools' backed by the new coalition government has brought Michael Gove's policy into question.

Tube dispute heads towards strike

Union leader predicts major disruption

A high court challenge and disputes over its impact loomed as a 48-hour strike by London Underground maintenance staff approached.

Ex-Tory minister Walker dies

Peter Walker served as Worcester's MP from 1961 to 1992

Former Conservative minister and Tory Reform Group founder Peter Walker has died aged 78.

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