Archive of 2015
British steel workers were abandoned by the government
A new report reveals the government's failings over the steel crisis
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Telegraph fined £30,000 for 'vote Tory' email
Newspaper in breach of regulations protecting consumers from unsolicited marketing
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Official study: Bedroom tax driving people into hunger and debt
Damning report on the bedroom tax is sneaked out on the last day of parliament
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Labour donor backs Jeremy Corbyn's anti-austerity agenda
Labour's biggest business donor urges party moderates to "wake up" and support Corbyn's opposition to austerity-lite policies
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Nigel Farage: Brits have 'over-reacted' to Donald Trump's Muslim ban
Ukip leader defends Republican presidential candidate
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Sadiq Khan team accuse Zac Goldsmith of 'coded racist' attack
London mayoral race gets ugly as campaigns trade blows over 'divisive' politics claims
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Salmond: Hilary Benn's Syria speech would have made his dad turn in his grave
Former SNP leader attacked shadow foreign secretary for his pro-war stance
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Zac Goldsmith would scrap all London's bus lanes
Tory mayoral candidate believes electric cars will make bus lanes obsolete
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Manchester council opens up empty buildings for the homeless
A series of empty publicly owned buildings will be opened up as homeless shelters
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Nigel Farage has no sympathy for 'extreme' doctors
Ukip leader says junior doctors should not go on strike over pay
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Royal Mail staff flout strike laws to show solidarity with disabled colleague
Staff walk out over treatment of disabled worker
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David Cameron's migrant benefit claims referred to statistics watchdog
Prime minister uses unpublished statistics to suggest benefits are a draw for migrants
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Funding cuts forcing police to give 'green light' to criminals
Theft increasingly being treated as a civil matter due to policing cuts
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Sex workers of the world unite in Westminster
Academics and sex workers meet in parliament today to discuss the decriminalisation of prostitution
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Legal highs ban is 'unworkable' and will put lives at risk
Home Affairs Select Committee criticise government's refusal to listen to experts
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SNP MPs 'need to be on their planes back' to Scotland
MPs to vote on restricting the rights of non-English MPs
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Boris Johnson blames 'Corbynistas' for cereal cafe attacks
London mayor claims anti-gentrification movement bred of inverted snobbery by left-wing yuppies.
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Security tries to close down Manchester homeless camp
Security and bailiffs have moved on to the camp to evict the rough sleepers
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Nicola Sturgeon mocks UK media's 'unhealthy' interest in her
Scottish first minister takes aim at UK press, as delegates attack BBC
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Unions vow to 'break the law' to defeat new Trade Union bill
Unions to defy new anti-union legislation, as shadow chancellor pledges Labour's support
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Blanket surveillance of UK citizens to continue after legal challenge fails
Investigatory Powers Tribunal rules that long-standing "Eilson Doctrine" is not legally enforceable
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Housing activists occupy police building in protest at evictions
Activists are protesting at the arrests of campaigners during a mass eviction last month
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Iain Duncan Smith blames 9/11 for his failure as Tory leader
Attack on Twin Towers "buried" his election, claims former Tory leader
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Manchester council slammed for 'disgraceful' homeless camp failures
Labour council accused of failing homeless people in the city
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Legal victory for Manchester homeless camp
Members of the Manchester homeless camp faced prison after being accused of breaching an injunction
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