Ed Miliband can't beat the Conservatives, but his brother can, a poll suggests

telegraph 22-JAN-12

Labour is trailing the Tories, and here are the reasons why

telegraph 31-DEC-11

Balls urges 'Lib-Lab coalition'

bbc 21-DEC-11

Miliband woe as Cameron soars to a six-point poll lead after his hardline stand on Europe

dailymail 18-DEC-11

Salary gap between men and women falls below 10% for first time - but 'real' pay down 3.5% for all

dailymail 23-NOV-11

These border tensions mask a greater scandal

telegraph 15-NOV-11

May rejects Labour border attacks

bbc 09-NOV-11

May 'won't resign' in border row

bbc 08-NOV-11

David Cameron backs Theresa May over border checks controversy

telegraph 07-NOV-11

Labour Party Conference 2011: David Cameron's lethal politeness to the Liberal Democrats

telegraph 02-OCT-11

Miner killed in collapse is named

bbc 28-SEP-11

Former Met Commissioner to advise Miliband

independent 28-SEP-11

Labour Party Conference 2011: Ed Balls refuses to apologise over Labour's economic record

telegraph 27-SEP-11

Two trapped miners 'rescued'

channel4news 27-SEP-11

Alistair Darling reveals Labour crises row

independent 04-SEP-11

British parliament to debate rioting, looting

RTERadio 11-AUG-11

Police 'plan to cut 34,000 jobs'

bbc 21-JUL-11

Brooks to face phone hacking questions

aljazeera 18-JUL-11

Domestic abuse cases increase by 35% in one year

dailymail 14-JUL-11

David Cameron: allegations of Milly Dowler phone hacking are 'truly dreadful'

telegraph 05-JUL-11

Police reforms 'threaten safety'

bbc 04-JUL-11

Angela Eagle, David Cameron sexism row: Ed Balls pointing like a Cairo traffic policeman

dailymail 28-APR-11

Cameron attacks Labour's mass immigration open-door policy: It's divided our society

dailymail 14-APR-11

Mac on...Chancellor George Osborne's UK Budget 2011

dailymail 23-MAR-11

Police to slash 28,000 jobs, leaked memo reveals

dailymail 08-MAR-11

Define police front line, say MPs

bbc 23-FEB-11

Control orders: MPs and campaigners mock new 'lite' terror suspect rules

YorkshirePost 27-JAN-11

Clegg's unpopularity with Lib Dem voters blamed for the swapping of terror control orders for 'lite' version

dailymail 26-JAN-11

Johnson's wife's affair with his bodyguard: Marital turmoil forced Shadow Chancellor to quit

dailymail 21-JAN-11

Johnson out, Balls in. Everyone's a winner?

channel4news 20-JAN-11

Labour celebrate by-election win

bbc 14-JAN-11

MPs to debate EU referendum plan

bbc 11-JAN-11

Quango staff 'told to blow £1m'

bbc 06-JAN-11

Sri Lanka allows UN war crime visit

aljazeera 19-DEC-10

Liam Fox postpones Sri Lanka trip

bbc 16-DEC-10

40 years and billions of mints later, Nestlé to close After Eight factory

guardian 11-DEC-10

MP's Commons aide is accused of being a Russian spy: Woman, 25, fighting deportation on suspicion of espionage

dailymail 05-DEC-10

WikiLeaks: Julian Assange's lawyer denounces Swedish arrest warrant as 'political stunt'

telegraph 05-DEC-10

Abbas threatens to dissolve PA

aljazeera 04-DEC-10

WikiLeaks cables: Gordon Brown an 'abysmal' prime minister

guardian 03-DEC-10

Awaiting Suu Kyi's freedom

euronews 13-NOV-10

Government U-turn as men accused of rape will still be named

dailymail 13-NOV-10

Mintoff remains stable

timesofmalta 13-NOV-10

U.S. grenade may have killed British hostage, PM says

cnn 11-OCT-10

British fatalities in Afghanistan

channel4news 10-OCT-10

Miliband names young rising stars

bbc 10-OCT-10

A distinctly old-school feel to a 'new generation'

independent 09-OCT-10

Ed Miliband to unveil new shadow cabinet

telegraph 08-OCT-10

Benefits feel the squeeze – but the City doesn't

independent 05-OCT-10

Stay-at-home mothers hit by benefit cut

telegraph 04-OCT-10

David Miliband quits frontline politics

bbc 29-SEP-10

Labour Party Conference: Ed Miliband to attack Gordon Brown's 'boom and bust' boast

telegraph 28-SEP-10

David Miliband due at conference

bbc 27-SEP-10

Ed Miliband hails ‘new’ Labour generation

RTERadio 26-SEP-10

Ed Miliband ends contest as favourite

telegraph 24-SEP-10

Live: Urgent question

bbc 13-SEP-10

Clegg slams 'partial' IFS report

bbc 25-AUG-10

Women's group challenges Budget

bbc 01-AUG-10

Treasury accused over spending cuts

channel4news 01-AUG-10

Government to unveil radical plans to reform 'broken' benefits system

24dash 30-JUL-10

Strike warning over UK jobs

bbc 05-JUL-10

Tax credits scheme may be scrapped as ministers launch welfare reforms

independent 28-MAY-10

Government launches huge assault on benefits culture

YorkshirePost 27-MAY-10

Balls and Ed Miliband vie for Left's support by criticising decision to invade Iraq

dailymail 22-MAY-10

Burnham and Abbott join Labour leader race

channel4news 20-MAY-10

Ed Balls and John McDonnell set to declare they will run for Labour leadership

dailymail 19-MAY-10

David Miliband outlines leadership bid

telegraph 17-MAY-10

Labour leadership battle: Ed Miliband aims to win back voters attracted by Tony Blair

telegraph 16-MAY-10

Ed Miliband confirms Labour leadership bid

telegraph 15-MAY-10

David Miliband tours Britain to discover where Labour failed

dailymail 13-MAY-10

Miliband stands for Labour leader

bbc 12-MAY-10

Gordon Brown to resign: a very Labour coup

telegraph 11-MAY-10

Poll points to two-seat majority for Tories

thetimes 03-MAY-10

Minister fined over mobile in car

bbc 25-APR-10

General Election 2010: Tory marriage tax break pledge is an 'empty gesture', says Labour

telegraph 10-APR-10

Pensions problem can't be solved by ministers' endless musical chairs

telegraph 14-MAR-10

Gordon Brown seeks forgiveness with 'fairness' slogan

thetimes 20-FEB-10

Legg's list P-U: What MPs have been asked to repay

dailymail 04-FEB-10

More job losses and bigger cuts to come, says Labour

dailymail 02-FEB-10

Tories are in 'disarray' on spending cuts, says Mandelson

dailymail 01-FEB-10

Surprise fall in UK unemployment

bbc 20-JAN-10

Tories defend marriage tax plans

channel4news 17-JAN-10

Prince Charles accused of meddling with letters to ministers

sundaytimes 17-DEC-09

MPs milked expenses system for £10 million in months before reforms

telegraph 10-DEC-09

Pre-Budget Review: Unemployment policies for young and old

telegraph 09-DEC-09

David Cameron: Gordon Brown 'spiteful' over attacks on Eton background

thetimes 06-DEC-09

Rise in UK unemployment slowing

bbc 11-NOV-09

Single parents targeted in welfare crackdown

independent 26-OCT-09

Light at end of the tunnel: Victims of the Equitable Life disaster win in the High Court

dailymail 15-OCT-09

Unemployment figures: cause for hope?

channel4news 14-OCT-09

DUP MPs to repay £14k in expenses

bbc 14-OCT-09

PM: Eye fight on

thesun 12-OCT-09

Cabinet rallies around 'brave' Gordon Brown over eye problems

telegraph 11-OCT-09

Hope for ME sufferers as scientists say chronic fatigue disorder is caused retrovirus

dailymail 09-OCT-09

Tories - one-year pay freeze for public sector workers

24dash 06-OCT-09

Cameron announces programme to tackle 'jobs crisis'

24dash 05-OCT-09

'Brown's a dead man walking': Labour MP's damning verdict as PM faces biggest test of his career

dailymail 28-SEP-09

Brown 'has nothing to fear from television debate', claims Douglas Alexander

dailymail 26-SEP-09

Unemeployment up by 210,000

thesun 16-SEP-09

Scottish jobless figure rises

bbc 13-AUG-09

Bercow takes early lead

thesun 22-JUN-09

PM 'determined' to fight election

bbc 21-JUN-09

End expenses censorship - Cameron

bbc 19-JUN-09

Mandelson: Brown will face fresh challenge

channel4news 13-JUN-09

We fight on, insists Gordon Brown after day of political blows

thetimes 06-JUN-09

It's now time for a new Cabinet

thesun 06-JUN-09

Under-pressure British PM reshuffles Cabinet

cnn 05-JUN-09

What now for Labour?

bbc 04-JUN-09

Tree surgeon on office expenses

thetimes 24-MAY-09

UK minister steps down over expenses

RTERadio 15-MAY-09

Economy suffers worst 6 months since 1948 dashing Alistair Darling's forecasts

telegraph 25-APR-09

Why Britain’s predicament is so bad

ft 24-APR-09

Britain faces £140bn black hole in wake of Labour's disastrous 'decade of debt'

dailymail 23-APR-09

Alas Smith ... Johnson could replace you

thesun 18-APR-09

Gordon Brown presiding over Downing Street 'cesspit'

24dash 15-APR-09

How 65 MPs rent out a third property while still claiming expenses on a second home

dailymail 12-APR-09

MP couple taking more than £570,000 from taxpayer in salaries and expenses

dailymail 06-APR-09

G20 leaders arrive for summit

thesun 02-APR-09

Pay freeze for ministers as MPs get extra £1,500

thetimes 31-MAR-09

Nationwide takes on Dunfermline Building Society's branches deposits and staff

telegraph 30-MAR-09

Smith battles to save job

itv 30-MAR-09

Harman denies leadership ambition

bbc 19-FEB-09

Brown denies he's planning exit from No10 as anger mounts over Harman leadership plot

dailymail 18-FEB-09

IL&P cancels bonuses for managers

examiner 10-FEB-09

Brown 'very angry' about bonuses

bbc 09-FEB-09

Cameron: 'Jacqui Smith has questions to answer over £116,000 claim for family home'

dailymail 09-FEB-09

House of Lords cash probe

thesun 25-JAN-09

Irish banks

ft 17-JAN-09

Equitable victims win government apology

ft 15-JAN-09

Tories surge into 10% poll lead over Labour as Brown's 'creedit crunch' bounce stalls

dailymail 13-JAN-09

Cameron: my mistake over Labour's spending plans

thetimes 11-JAN-09

Bank of England's rate cut will fail to help experts warn

telegraph 08-JAN-09

PM takes lead over Cameron in poll

channel4news 15-DEC-08

Pound slips below euro on Britain's high streets

guardian 14-DEC-08

Cameron wants election to decide recovery plan

independent 10-DEC-08

Cameron breaks ranks with government to insist: 'It's BAD to borrow'

dailymail 09-DEC-08

Mumbai attacks: Pakistani relations with India deteriorate

telegraph 28-NOV-08

Cabinet to meet in Leeds

bbc 28-NOV-08

31,000 jobs at risk as Woolworths and MFI go into administration

dailymail 27-NOV-08

PreBudget report: Gordon Brown takes £16billion gamble to kick start economy

telegraph 23-NOV-08

Tories cling to poll lead

channel4news 23-NOV-08

Brown's boomerang budget: VAT cut now but he will make you pay with higher taxes later

dailymail 22-NOV-08

Banks under pressure to cut rates

bbc 07-NOV-08

Darling urges banks to use £4billion EU fighting fund to help struggling small firms

dailymail 30-OCT-08

Financial crisis David Cameron proposes National Insurance cut for small businesses

telegraph 20-OCT-08

Help for struggling homeowners: Government plans to make it harder for banks to repossess

dailymail 19-OCT-08

Help our small businesses - Cameron

channel4news 19-OCT-08

Biggest rise in UK jobless total for 17 years

independent 16-OCT-08

Financial crisis Inflation to hit five per cent

telegraph 14-OCT-08

Iceland: UK damaged our banks

channel4news 13-OCT-08

Financial crisis Sir Fred Goodwin to be first casualty as City bloodletting begins

telegraph 13-OCT-08

Royal Bank of Scotland under state control

thetimes 12-OCT-08

Baugur offers a lot of retail bang for the buck

ft 12-OCT-08

Mandy will make Gov 'stronger'

thesun 04-OCT-08

A year ago I thought he was doomed. But yesterday David Cameron showed he's a PM in waiting

dailymail 02-OCT-08

Government to guarantee all deposits in Irish banks

irishtimes 30-SEP-08

Bradford & Bingley to be nationalised by the Treasury

dailymail 28-SEP-08

Cameron criticises Labour over crisis

ft 28-SEP-08

Darling rules out raising taxes

ft 22-SEP-08

Does Brown agree with the chancellor's gloomy economic viewpoint? Of course, Darling

dailymail 31-AUG-08

Boris reignites tension with Cameron by admitting 'I would love to be Prime Minister'

dailymail 24-AUG-08

Unfair Britain: Pensioners and poorest families are hit hardest by Labour, says Osborne

dailymail 19-AUG-08

Labour suffers Henley horrors

ft 28-JUN-08

MPs expenses: 'John Lewis list' scrapped in shake-up

telegraph 25-JUN-08

[said:]: The Government needs to explain why two NHS trusts now need help from the Army.

thesun 21-JAN-12

[ says]: deeply worrying

guardian 20-JAN-12

[said:]: While we want to do everything possible to get Pontefract A&E open, I think the government also needs to answer how it has come to this and why hospitals are now reliant on the Army.

telegraph 20-JAN-12

[said:]: The government needs to explain how it has come to this, with two NHS hospital trusts now needing help from the army to keep services open.

guardian 20-JAN-12

[added:]: These figures are deeply worrying and show this is the wrong time to cut 16,000 police officers.

belfasttelegraph 19-JAN-12

[-also pointed out that]: The prime minister also promised the government would provide extra help to cover the huge additional policing costs of restoring order to our streets, but again the government is leaving the police tens of millions of pounds short.

guardian 19-JAN-12

[warned:]: The loss of 6,000 police officers last year alone is only the tip of the iceberg. This out-of-touch Government is taking irresponsible risks with crime and public safety. We should be working to reduce crime further. This Government has no plan to cut crime only plans to cut officers.

themirror 15-JAN-12

[said:]: If David Cameron can look again at child benefit for higher rate taxpayers, why won’t he rethink for other families, too?

themirror 14-JAN-12

[said:]: The Home Secretary (Theresa May) needs to explain urgently why the number of foreign national criminals deported has dropped so much and why so many more foreign criminals have suddenly been left in the community instead.

ibtimes 19-DEC-11

[added:]: People who shouldn't be in the UK have been arrested for serious crimes, yet the Government are doing nothing to increase removals.

themirror 18-DEC-11

[said:]: The Home Secretary needs to explain urgently why the number of foreign national criminals deported has dropped so much, and why so many more foreign criminals have suddenly been left in the community instead.

themirror 18-DEC-11

[-said]: In Tottenham, when police were unable to stop people burning a car, they [rioters] burned a bus ... When no-one stopped that, the situation escalated. The police need to be able to gather very fast, and that raises questions as to the number of police officers we need. This is the wrong time to be cutting 16,000 police officers.

guardian 14-DEC-11

[added:]: The pressure on the police is growing and without further reform and action I fear that the police will not be equipped to respond.

icWales 06-DEC-11

[said:]: Policing now faces a perfect storm from the scale of cuts, the chaos of confused reforms, the escalating demands on the service and declining morale.

bbc 06-DEC-11

[added:]: I am now worried about the future for policing and the risk of a growing gap between public concerns and the capacity of the police to deliver.

guardian 06-DEC-11

[-added]: My fear is that policing in Britain now faces a perfect storm. The scale of the cuts, the chaos of confused reforms, escalating demands and declining morale.

guardian 06-DEC-11

[said:]: The IFS has confirmed what parents up and down the country already know: that the Government is taking most from families with children, at a time when budgets are already under incredible pressure.

icWales 01-DEC-11

[says:]: We want to make sure women are safe from repeated victimisation. I have talked to women who say the pressure on them only eased when their ex met a new partner. Yet that new partner has no way, unless she has children, of finding out.

guardian 24-NOV-11

[said:]: Ten days on, there are even more questions than answers about what on earth was going on at our borders this summer.

independent 15-NOV-11

[asked:]: Did the home secretary knowingly provide wrong information or did she just not have a clue what was going on at Britain's borders?

bbc 15-NOV-11

[-said]: Last week the home secretary told us that no one had been waved through without checks this summer. But these documents show passengers on private flights weren't even seen. Last week the Home Office wouldn't admit to having figures about how often checks were downgraded. Now we know those figures exist, and that checks were downgraded 260 times in one week alone – potentially for hours at a time.

guardian 15-NOV-11

[said:]: This is startling new information about the scale of the borders fiasco.

icWales 15-NOV-11

[ said]: The Home Secretary needs to show she has a grip on what is going on at our borders and is capable of sorting this fiasco out rather than making it worse,

telegraph 15-NOV-11

[said:]: This is startling new information about the scale of the borders fiasco. 'Ten days on there are even more questions than answers about what on earth was going on at our borders this summer. 'Last week the Home Secretary told us that no one had been waived through without checks this summer. But these documents show passengers on private flights weren't even seen. 'Last week the Home Office wouldn't admit to having figures about how often checks were downgraded. 'Now we know those figures exist, and that che

mailonsunday 15-NOV-11

[-said]: Last week the Home Office wouldn't admit to having figures about how often checks were downgraded. Now we know those figures exist, and that checks were downgraded 260 times in one week alone – potentially for hours at a time.

guardian 14-NOV-11

[said:]: We are seeing now that the scale of these cuts is putting pressure on the Border Agency.

independent 10-NOV-11

[said:]: This fiasco gets worse for her.

thesun 09-NOV-11

[-said]: In particular, we need to know whether anyone posing a threat to Britain’s national security was allowed to enter the U.K.,

arabtimes 09-NOV-11

[said:]: This fiasco gets worse for the Home Secretary. Now her version of events has been contradicted by her most senior official at the UK Border Force.

kuna 09-NOV-11

[ said]: If that was government policy, it's little wonder that across the country people have been routinely stopping the biometric checks in EU passports and stopping the watch index check,

guardian 09-NOV-11

[said:]: The truth is that instead of strengthening the checks year-on-year, as all previous ministers had committed to do, this Home Secretary decided to water them down as official Government policy, even though she never told this House. She has blamed officials for relaxing the checks further than she intended. But she gave the green light for weaker controls.

express 08-NOV-11

[-said]: She has blamed officials for relaxing the checks further than she intended. But she gave the green light for weaker controls … a green light to experiment with watering down rather than increasing border controls,

guardian 08-NOV-11

[said:]: The truth is that instead of strengthening the checks year on year, as all previous ministers had committed to do, this Home Secretary decided to water them down as official Government policy, even though she never told this House.

kuna 08-NOV-11

[-added]: along with any other memoranda that explained the policy

telegraph 08-NOV-11

[-told]: If, for whatever reason, it is considered necessary to take further measures, beyond those listed above, local managers must escalate to the Border Force Duty Director to seek authority for their proposed action.

guardian 08-NOV-11

[said:]: The truth is that, instead of strengthening the checks year on year, this Home Secretary decided to water them down as official policy, even though she never told this House. She has blamed officials for relaxing the checks further than she intended. But she gave the green light for weaker controls.

independent 08-NOV-11

[asked:]: How on earth did ministers not know about this?

telegraph 08-NOV-11

[said:]: The truth is that instead of strengthening the checks year on year as all previous ministers had committed to do, this Home Secretary decided to water them down as official government policy, even though she never told this House. She added:

telegraph 08-NOV-11

[said:]: The first, and crucial step, must be to ascertain the implications of the lapses in security. In particular, we need to know whether anyone posing a threat to Britain's national security was allowed to enter the UK during the period when the decision of ministers to relax passport checks was taken further than the Home Office has said was ordered.

independent 07-NOV-11

[-told]: She has blamed officials for relaxing the checks further than she intended but she gave the green light for weaker controls,

smh 07-NOV-11

[-said]: David Cameron and Theresa May need to get a grip of illegal immigration and border security fast. Theresa May needs to answer urgently whether the cuts to 5,000 staff from the border agency are increasing pressure on officials to cut corners on border security and illegal immigration,

telegraph 06-NOV-11

[-said]: In particular, we need to know whether anyone posing a threat to Britain's national security was allowed to enter the UK during the period where the decision of ministers to relax passport checks was taken further than the Home Office has said was ordered.

guardian 06-NOV-11

[said:]: This government is making it harder, not easier, to take action against gangs by cutting 16,000 police officers and making 20% cuts to youth services.

bbc 01-NOV-11

[said:]: Action on gangs is vital. But this government is making it harder not easier to take action against gangs by cutting 16,000 police officers and making 20 per cent cuts to youth services. 'Changing the law won't work unless there are properly funded partnerships in place to deliver the action we need.

mailonsunday 01-NOV-11

[ said]: Behind all the rhetoric, the reality is that Theresa May is making it harder not easier to tackle gangs and cut crime . The loss of 16,000 police officers and cuts to community safety funding in some areas by 90% will undermine work to deal with gangs and violence in communities across the country,

guardian 01-NOV-11

[said:]: These figures are a worrying sign that crime is now increasing after years of coming down. It shows this is a terrible time to cut 16,000 police officers.

telegraph 20-OCT-11

[said:]: David Cameron is typically out of touch if he thinks his only problem with women is spin and presentation. He still clearly doesn't get it. Women are angry about what the government is doing, not what he is saying. Women are still being hit twice as hard as men, facing record levels of unemployment, major cuts to childcare support and women in their fifties face a £5,000 raid on their pensions. The prime minister needs to change policy urgently and apologise for what he has been doing not just what he's be

guardian 02-OCT-11

[-insisted that]: Calm down, dear

irishsun 30-SEP-11

[said:]: What was David Cameron's response to women who warned him about the damage he was doing? To Harriet Harman, to Caroline Flint, to Angela Eagle? Not

guardian 29-SEP-11

[said:]: Clearly everybody wants to make sure there are the highest standards of safety.

bbc 28-SEP-11

[said:]: Overall what the polls show is that we have come a long way since the election. The party is building.

independent 27-SEP-11

[added:]: In order for people to be able to travel for business, high-skilled people being able to work in Britain with their companies, you have to be able to make sure you can support that.

independent 27-SEP-11

[admitted:]: We did get things wrong on immigration.

novinite 25-SEP-11

[said:]: The risks of these cuts for Yorkshire forces are that they will be asking:

guardian 12-SEP-11

[said:]: The public rightly don't believe that a few elected police chiefs will be better than thousands of police officers at cutting crime, so to make this a funding priority now shows how deeply out of touch on law and order the Government has become.

belfasttelegraph 11-SEP-11

[said yesterday:]: This serious case shows why relocation powers are needed.

thesun 05-SEP-11

[said:]: These plans are based on prejudice rather than evidence. This could make it harder for women to get proper health advice and counselling when they need it most. Health ministers need to urgently think again. David Cameron should not put politics before the interests of women's health and women's lives.

guardian 29-AUG-11

[said:]: It was a disgrace to see literally thousands of British citizens, many of them not yet even old enough to vote, ripping through our urban fabric.

bbc 12-AUG-11

[said:]: It is staggering and utterly shameful if it has taken these appalling events for ministers to start waking up to what everyone else has known all along,

bbc 11-AUG-11

[ said]: The scale of government cuts is making it harder for the police to do their jobs and keep us safe,

irishtimes 11-AUG-11

[said:]: It is staggering and utterly shameful if it has taken these appalling events for ministers to start waking up to what everyone else has known all along: more police on the streets makes them safer and not only at times like this.

mailonsunday 11-AUG-11

[saying:]: This is further evidence that the Tory-led Government needs to urgently rethink its cuts to police officers and police budgets. Now is not the time to cut over 16,000 police officers across the country.

channel4news 10-AUG-11

[ said]: There are serious signs across the government not just of a carelessness about women's lives but of an ideological approach which risks turning the clock back,

guardian 31-JUL-11

[added:]: Steve Hilton isn't a free-thinking academic or a character from The Thick of It pushing zany plans. He was appointed by David Cameron as one of his closest government advisers alongside Andy Coulson. The fact that he supports such a crackers and unfair plan as proposing the abolition of maternity leave says something ominous about this Government and once again about David Cameron's judgement too.

independent 29-JUL-11

[said:]: It is hard to imagine anyone who has any idea about working mothers or their importance to the British economy proposing the abolition of maternity leave unless of course they think mothers shouldn't work at all.

independent 29-JUL-11

[said:]: This is outrageous. David Cameron and education ministers promised us they were protecting SureStart. But now we know that is rubbish.

24dash 28-JUL-11

[added:]: The Home Secretary has said the cuts don't need to affect the number of officers or frontline services.

sundaymail 22-JUL-11

[said:]: Cutting 16,200 police officers, including 2,500 front-line officers by next year alone, is an irresponsible gamble with crime and public safety.

bbc 22-JUL-11

[-said]: It is also a very serious concern that the Met Commissioner (Stephenson) felt unable to tell the prime minister and the home secretary about this operational issue with Neil Wallis because of the prime minister's relationship with Andy Coulson,

montrealgazette 18-JUL-11

[-said]: It is also a very serious concern that the Met Commissioner [Stephenson] felt unable to tell the prime minister and the home secretary about this operational issue with Neil Wallis because of the prime minister's relationship with Andy Coulson,

MailGuardian 18-JUL-11

[said:]: It is a very serious concern that the Met commissioner felt unable to tell the prime minister and the home secretary about this operational issue with Neil Wallis because of the prime minister's relationship with Andy Coulson. It appears that their compromised relationship with Andy Coulson has put the commissioner in a very difficult position and made it even harder for the Met to maintain confidence around this difficult issue. Both David Cameron and Theresa May must take their share of the responsibility

guardian 17-JUL-11

[said:]: Now is not the time for the Government to take risks with community safety by cutting over 12,000 police officers. People want crime to fall further and the Government is doing nothing to help.

independent 15-JUL-11

[said:]: It isn't enough to defer these issues to the judge-led inquiry, as the mayor and home secretary seem content to do. From the government we also need some leadership and transparency. The home secretary should not be deterred from calling for greater transparency by fears of embarrassment over Andy Coulson's employment.

guardian 15-JUL-11

[said:]: After years of falling crime, these figures show the further progress people want is at risk.

thesun 15-JUL-11

[said:]: After years of falling crime, these figures show the further progress people want is now at risk and there are some very worrying signs.

24dash 14-JUL-11

[said:]: After years of falling crime, these figures show the further progress people want is now at risk and there are some very worrying signs. 'Now is not the time for the Government to take risks with community safety by cutting over 12,000 police officers.

dailymail 14-JUL-11

[said:]: The Home Office, who knew about this over a month ago, should have got emergency legislation ready weeks ago. The Home Secretary should have got a grip on this.

express 06-JUL-11

[said:]: Everyone across the country will be deeply disturbed and horrified at this shocking news. The idea that private investigators working for a newspaper would hack into the phone of a missing 13-year-old girl is truly despicable. 'It is deeply distressing that the Dowler family, who have already been through so much, should now have to go through yet another media ordeal. 'I am now seeking immediate assurances that these actions did not affect the police inquiry into Milly Dowler's disappearance.

dailymail 05-JUL-11

[-said]: Everyone across the country will be deeply disturbed and horrified at this shocking news,

irishsun 05-JUL-11

[said:]: It's causing huge pressures for the police who are now having to review and reassess huge numbers of cases.

belfasttelegraph 03-JUL-11

[said:]: At a time when we face a serious and continued terrorist threat this cut will mount further pressure on the police and our security forces.

dailymail 01-JUL-11

[-said]: It is particularly worrying for domestic violence cases and serious offences where it is vital that victims and witnesses are protected while investigations are ongoing.

guardian 01-JUL-11

[said:]: Because it seems this has immediate effect, it will disrupt vital ongoing investigations and hugely hamper the police in their job.

bbc 30-JUN-11

[said:]: This is a matter of grave concern for police across the country.

telegraph 30-JUN-11

[said:]: The Home Secretary needs to urgently explain why an individual banned from this country has just been allowed to walk in.

thesun 29-JUN-11

[said:]: David Cameron pledged to cut net migration to the tens of thousands just two months ago, saying,

independent 21-JUN-11

[said:]: The reforms need to be handled effectively or they can go badly awry and awry they have already gone.

icWales 09-JUN-11

[said:]: Women currently in their late 50s are getting a very bad deal.

bbc 09-JUN-11

[-said]: All of this at a time when 12,000 police officers have been cut across the country,

javno 09-JUN-11

[said:]: The Lords today have ripped the heart out of this deeply flawed flagship Bill.

telegraph 11-MAY-11

[said:]: You couldn't make this up. The idea that the experienced officers are being forced out because of the scale and pace of the Government cuts - and then being asked to come back in a voluntary capacity because their experience is still needed.

independent 04-MAY-11

[said:]: The fall in the proportion of people reporting a high level of anti-social behaviour in their area is welcome, so too is the gradual increase in confidence in the police and local authorities to deal with anti-social behaviour. But there is still a lot more to do, which is why it is crazy of the Government to end ASBOs, weaken anti-social behaviour powers and cut prevention so hard. Weakening action against crime and its causes is unfair on local communities who still face problems.

24dash 21-APR-11

[added:]: The overall reduction in crime up to the end of last year is very welcome, especially alongside the fall of over 40 per cent since 1997. However today's figures also highlight some areas of concern and show the importance of continued vigilance in the fight against crime.

24dash 21-APR-11

[-said]: No ifs, no buts. This is a promise we made to the British people,

kuna 19-APR-11

[ said]: Immigration needs strong, fair controls and open, sensible debate. Unfortunately, David Cameron isn't delivering that,

focus 14-APR-11

[said:]: The Tory-led Government's immigration policy is in chaos.

independent 14-APR-11

[said:]: The Tory-led Government's immigration policy is in chaos. And now the Business Secretary has said he doesn't even agree with the policy in the first place.

icWales 14-APR-11

[said:]: His two flagship policies were the immigration cap and a UK Border Police Force.

greatindaba 14-APR-11