HP To Buy Enterprise Software Autonomy For $10.2 Billion In Cash

techcrunch 18-AUG-11

Britain's last train making company Bombardier announces 1,400 job cuts

telegraph 05-JUL-11

Universities minister defends plans to 'name and shame' degrees

telegraph 28-JUN-11

Clegg and Cameron forced to defend Coalition after rift reports

24dash 22-DEC-10

Vince Cable: I have declared war on Murdoch

channel4news 21-DEC-10

Government admits Queen's head could be lost from stamps

telegraph 19-DEC-10

Universities prepare for fee rise

bbc 10-DEC-10

British students clash with police over fees

RTERadio 09-DEC-10

Concessions offered in tuition fees row

independent 08-DEC-10

'Year's free tuition' for poorest

bbc 05-DEC-10

Over 170 arrested in fresh wave of protests

channel4news 01-DEC-10

Students stage third fee protest

bbc 30-NOV-10

Miliband in 'people's party' call

bbc 27-NOV-10

Government throws Post Offices a lifeline

telegraph 28-OCT-10

CBI chief Richard Lambert warns against big bonuses in wake of spending cuts

telegraph 22-OCT-10

Cable under tuition fee pressure

bbc 12-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

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

telegraph 28-SEP-10

Referendum plan for big council tax rises

independent 30-JUL-10

David Miliband tours Britain to discover where Labour failed

dailymail 13-MAY-10

'Failing' Council Slammed After Torture Case

skynews 19-APR-10

Anti-terror strategy 'alienates'

bbc 30-MAR-10

Concern at council chief pay-offs

bbc 16-MAR-10

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

dailymail 04-FEB-10

Clegg looks at targeted migration

bbc 17-JAN-10

Racism on the wane, says minister

bbc 14-JAN-10

Fresh winter misery as snow strikes

channel4news 13-JAN-10

Everton 'considering ground-share option with Liverpool' after stadium plans rejected

24dash 26-NOV-09

DUP MPs to repay £14k in expenses

bbc 14-OCT-09

Tories 'will have only one new MP in Scotland next year'

TheScotsman 03-OCT-09

Harman aims to lift battered Labour

channel4news 01-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

Anti-Islamists target Palestinian rally in central London

bignewsnetwork 13-SEP-09

Arrests as mosque protest is halted

euronews 12-SEP-09

Pirates of the Ards Peninsula?

irishnews 12-SEP-09

Lockerbie release 'linked to oil deal'

RTERadio 30-AUG-09

Council boss pay-offs face review

bbc 26-AUG-09

Government slammed over plans to cut number of 'multiple occupancy' homes

24dash 10-AUG-09

Brown smiles as he is 'demoted to Chancellor'

channel4news 16-JUL-09

Doon Street tower would cause 'irreparable harm' to London's South Bank

24dash 15-JUN-09

Mandelson: Brown will face fresh challenge

channel4news 13-JUN-09

Brown defiant over leadership

bbc 08-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

Darling sends out defiant message

ft 04-JUN-09

Brown attacked after Blears quits

bbc 03-JUN-09

Gordon Brown leaves Speaker Michael Martin's future in doubt: MPs' expenses

telegraph 18-MAY-09

Darling to admit bank bail-out cost £60bn

dailymail 20-APR-09

College funding fiasco boss quits

bbc 23-MAR-09

Universities give nod to higher fees

ft 17-MAR-09

Cabinet to stress training plans

bbc 23-FEB-09

Harman denies leadership ambition

bbc 19-FEB-09

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

dailymail 09-FEB-09

£500m boost for unemployed

itv 12-JAN-09

Prince Harry underfire for racist comments

channel4news 11-JAN-09

Brown accused of class war as he appoints bitter rival Milburn to head job privileges inquiry

dailymail 11-JAN-09

Generation crunch: young face crisis in hunt for work

guardian 10-JAN-09

Intern plan to ease graduate woes

bbc 10-JAN-09

Mandelson pledges business help

bbc 21-OCT-08

U-turn on metric martyr prosecution

channel4news 18-OCT-08

Peter Mandelson's Cabinet return in Gordon Brown reshuffle stuns Westminster

telegraph 03-OCT-08

Church's anger over school buses

bbc 30-SEP-08

Top universities target bright pupils from ailing schools

dailymail 24-SEP-08

Brown: I will do better

MaltaStar 21-SEP-08

'Big Bang' experiment starts well

bbc 10-SEP-08

University is not for promoting social justice says Cambridge vicechancellor

telegraph 10-SEP-08

Don't strike over pay, Darling to urge unions in TUC speech

dailymail 09-SEP-08

Blairites plot to hasten Gordon Brown’s exit

sundaytimes 04-AUG-08

Blair attacks Brown in memo

channel4news 03-AUG-08

New challenge for Brown

thesun 02-AUG-08

Brown reaches first year at No 10

bbc 27-JUN-08

In brief: Jersey care home; Fuel protests

thetimes 01-JUN-08

Figures expose youth drink problem

channel4news 01-JUN-08

Brown back to battle after election mauling

euronews 04-MAY-08

Boris is London Mayor

channel4news 03-MAY-08

Stop picking on Jewish schools, Ed Balls told over his 'cash for places' allegations

dailymail 10-APR-08

Universities planned for 20 towns

bbc 03-MAR-08

Outcry over prisoners claiming student grants

telegraph 08-FEB-08

McDonald's A-level is a 'tough course', says Brown

guardian 28-JAN-08

McDonalds to offer 'MacA-levels'

telegraph 27-JAN-08

Teachers ‘fail to send pupils to Oxbridge’

ft 11-JAN-08

Brown promises to help Britain into work

24dash 26-NOV-07

David Miliband denies rift with Gordon Brown

telegraph 18-NOV-07

Notebook: Labour in the red, Brown sees red

ft 27-SEP-07

Conference diary

telegraph 22-SEP-07

Knife attacks on nation's streets double in 2 years

dailyexpress 20-AUG-07

Teens 'cannot function in work'

bbc 20-AUG-07

Pass Or Fail? Profs Split Over GCSE Reforms

skynews 19-AUG-07

Knife robberies 'double since 2005'

ananova 19-AUG-07

Brown avoids issue of Iraq

ft 29-JUL-07

Dope 'causes schizophrenia'

thesun 27-JUL-07

Three more ministers took pot

thesun 21-JUL-07

Top ministers admit cannabis use

bbc 19-JUL-07

Cameron echoes Brown’s outsiders initiative

ft 02-JUL-07

Brown's cabinet tackles constitution

guardian 29-JUN-07

Changing of the guard: who's who in the new Cabinet

independent 29-JUN-07

Leader: Brown arrives

guardian 28-JUN-07

Gordon Brown to take the helm GORDON Brown will be crowned Labour leader today, taking over from Tony Blair

thesun 24-JUN-07

Control order trio vanish

guardian 24-MAY-07

Home Office to be divided in two

guardian 29-MAR-07

Britain Debates Future of its Nuclear Defense

eirepost 15-MAR-07

MPs vote to renew Trident

guardian 14-MAR-07

Jury quizzed at Black fraud trial

cnn 14-MAR-07

Foreign national prisoners win Home Office damages

guardian 21-FEB-07

Counter-terror ministry proposed

bbc 13-DEC-06

Goldsmith 90-day detention doubt

bbc 20-NOV-06

Labour accused of aiding extremists by its focus on Muslim issues

independent 17-OCT-06

Hoon reignites speculation on Blair

ft 16-SEP-06

Hoon: 'Blair Should Quit On A High'

skynews 15-SEP-06

400,000 migrants enter UK

guardian 22-AUG-06

Over 100 Labour MPs demand a recall of parliament

TheScotsman 12-AUG-06

Government hit hard by Old Labour win in Blaenau Gwent

guardian 01-JUL-06

Row over senior policeman's CBE

bbc 17-JUN-06

Foreign criminals to stay

thesun 06-JUN-06

Blair faces further rebellion over education bill

guardian 23-MAY-06

Illegal workers prompt new probe

bbc 19-MAY-06

Blair: 'Vast bulk' of foreign prisoners to be deported

guardian 18-MAY-06

PM and Chancellor hold private meeting

channel4news 10-MAY-06

Embattled Blair to come out fighting

channel4news 08-MAY-06

Two ministers leaving NI office

bbc 06-MAY-06

Profile: Donald Rumsfeld

bbc 15-APR-06

PM 'must up terror war'

thesun 14-APR-06

Tories revel in ministers' unease

guardian 16-MAR-06

Education Bill unveiled

channel4news 28-FEB-06

CORRECTED-BLAIR DEFENDS RECORD

themirror 27-FEB-06

PM buys off school rebels

thesun 07-FEB-06

The feeling remains that she's in the wrong job

thetimes 13-JAN-06

Blair defiant on education plans

bbc 18-DEC-05

MPs propose school reforms

guardian 14-DEC-05

Turner claims wide support for pension plan

ft 02-DEC-05

Political infighting threatens to cloud Turner's vision

guardian 29-NOV-05

Brown kills pension plan

thesun 25-NOV-05

Italy set to revamp constitution

bbc 16-NOV-05

Blair's Reform Pledge Despite Rebels Full Story

skynews 14-NOV-05

Kennedy enters police terror row

bbc 12-NOV-05

Cabinet Ministers Rally Around Blair

guardian 11-NOV-05

Ministers dragged police into politics, say Tories

thetimes 11-NOV-05

Point-by-point: Terror debate

bbc 09-NOV-05

Clarke struggles to salvage anti-terror Bill

RSS 03-NOV-05

Terror bill rebellion defeated

guardian 02-NOV-05

Police: More UK attacks thwarted

RSS 02-NOV-05

Clarke hints at Terror Bill detention retreat

thetimes 27-OCT-05

Conservatives offer qualified support for terror bill

guardian 26-OCT-05

Labour revolt fails to block ID cards

ft 18-OCT-05

Blair and Clarke 'rift' over detention

thetimes 11-OCT-05

Imams to tackle extremism

thetimes 23-SEP-05

Terrorism cuts crime

economist 13-SEP-05

Stevens hits at Blunkett for ‘backstabbing’

thetimes 11-SEP-05

No direct bombings link says Clarke

RTERadio 16-AUG-05

I shall return to Britain, radical imam Omar Bakri says from Lebanon

haveeru 10-AUG-05

Judge-only terror courts considered

dailyexpress 09-AUG-05

Treason proposal a 'non-runner'

bbc 09-AUG-05

Fears of 'half baked' terror plan

bbc 08-AUG-05

US Senate passes major energy bill

TheAustralian 28-JUN-05

PUBS CALL TIME ON HAPPY HOUR

dailyexpress 23-MAY-05

Reshuffle row over Blair aide

thetimes 09-MAY-05

CALL TO INVOLVE MUSLIMS IN TERROR FIGHT

dailyexpress 06-APR-05

Tories let terror Bill go through

thetimes 02-MAR-05

Europe's key to Britain

telegraph 26-JAN-05

Prisoners should work nine to five - MPs

guardian 07-JAN-05

Blair loses key minister ahead of election

ft 15-DEC-04

Kennedy attacks Hain over terror claims

independent 25-NOV-04

[said:]: It is vital that we support business as the driver for growth in our country. But at a time when businesses are struggling with cash flow, the last thing they need is to chase the Government just to get paid for their work.

independent 21-JUL-11

[said:]: It is clear that this White Paper, already months late, will be another example of the Tory-led Government making it up as they go along.

dailymail 28-JUN-11

[ said]: The main driver in what they're doing today is to try to drive down the cost of some universities - but I fear at the cost of the quality of the education - and that's not a good deal for students,

bbc 28-JUN-11

[-told]: Whatever we get this afternoon wasn't any part of the proposals that were put to the House of Commons last December,

guardian 28-JUN-11

[said:]: Ability and ambition should be the only factors which determine which students can get into the most sought after universities. This Tory government believes that access to wealth and privilege should trump ability.

bbc 10-MAY-11

[-told]: The other thing that is going to happen I think is that middle-class, middle-income families whose children don't get into selective universities at first shot are going to feel terrible pressure to raise private finance, to take out bank loans, to remortgage their homes or feel that they've betrayed their children,

guardian 10-MAY-11

[said:]: Ability and ambition should be the only factors that determine which students can get into the most sought-after universities. This Tory government believes that access to wealth and privilege should trump ability.

guardian 10-MAY-11

[ said]: First-past-the-post supports the dominant two parties and is unfair on the third party. In huge areas of southern England, Labour is the third party,

independent 19-APR-11

[said:]: It is demeaning for the Chancellor of the Exchequer to allow himself to be dragged into smears rather than debating the real arguments. There is panic in the No camp because they are losing the arguments.

independent 14-APR-11

[said:]: I know my Labour colleagues all work hard for their constituencies, but what we want is for all MPs to work to get 50% of their constituents' support.

bbc 14-APR-11

[said:]: By cutting funding for regional growth by two thirds the Tory-led government is choking off the funding needed for regions to grow and create the jobs our economy needs.

bbc 12-APR-11

[-said]: The Tory-led government has completely lost control of its fees policy. With more universities charging $14,742, the government is set to have a big funding gap it will need to fill.

upi 09-APR-11

[said:]: The Tory-led Government has completely lost control of their fees policy. Future generations of students have been betrayed again and face even higher fees than the Government promised Parliament three months ago.

express 08-APR-11

[said:]: About 3.8 million people working for businesses with fewer than 10 employees will be reduced to second-class citizens in the workplace, taking away employment rights that allow families to juggle busy home and work lives. If the Government believes that this is the answer to growth, it completely underestimates the scale of the challenge facing this country.

independent 20-MAR-11

[said:]: The Tory-led Government's grand promises on reducing regulation are falling apart.

telegraph 17-MAR-11

[said:]: For all the Conservative-led Government's warm words, their actions are undermining the long-term future of the Post Office network.

independent 05-MAR-11

[said:]: £300,000 of public money is being spent to media-manage the fact that Vince Cable is incapable of running his own department.

express 19-FEB-11

[said:]: £300,000 of public money is being spent for no other reason than to media-manage the fact that Vince Cable is incapable of running his own department.

independent 18-FEB-11

[said last night:]: CABs, and many other respected local organisations, face a real crisis, which means they will no longer be there to help families facing tough years ahead.

independent 18-FEB-11

[-said]: It will turn many parts of the world against us, undermine friendly governments, fuel terrorism and those who will join it in the future, and make it more difficult to sustain international action against common problems,

guardian 11-FEB-11

[-said]: alarm clock Britain

guardian 11-FEB-11

[said:]: This is a deeply worrying development. Pharmaceuticals must be a sector where Britain's world reputation secures jobs and growth for the future.

guardian 02-FEB-11

[insisted:]: Vince Cable's credibility is once again called into question

bbc 25-JAN-11

[said:]: The truth is that for all your hollow rhetoric, you have failed small businesses. 'You promised that banks would be taxed more if they didn't lend - they're not lending and taxes are being cut.

dailymail 13-JAN-11

[said:]: David Cameron today confirmed he was abandoning hard hit regions to their fate, demonstrating once again that this Conservative-led government has no real plan for growth and jobs.

bbc 06-JAN-11

[said:]: I am afraid it is a terribly cynical piece of window dressing. It's all about trying to keep the Liberal Democrats propping up the Tory Government. It's nothing about the opportunities for young people in this country.

offalyexpress 29-DEC-10

[said:]: It is very hard to see how any decision Jeremy Hunt makes will enjoy complete confidence.

24dash 23-DEC-10

[said:]: In respect of the cabinet secretary's remarks about Jeremy Hunt, I have to say there is an issue here about public confidence. It is not just a question of ensuring decisions are taken properly but also making sure that they are seen to be taken properly.

guardian 22-DEC-10

[-added]: The only reason for holding onto him is to keep the sagging tent of this Tory-led government upright but at the expense of British business,

guardian 22-DEC-10

[said:]: This infighting explains why the Tory-led government has three times abandoned plans to publish a plan for growth. The government is paralysed while millions wonder if their job will go next.

bbc 21-DEC-10

[said:]: David Cameron has decided to hang on to a lame duck Business Secretary who has no credibility.

irishsun 21-DEC-10

[-added]: It is very difficult to see how (Prime Minister) David Cameron and (Lib Dem leader) Nick Clegg can continue to have confidence in him as Business Secretary,

thestar 21-DEC-10

[says:]: In light of the grave doubts that will inevitably be raised about Vince Cable's integrity and judgement it is very difficult to see how David Cameron and Nick Clegg can continue to have confidence in him as business secretary. Every company - big or small - that comes up in front of the competition authorities has a right to know that their case will be heard dispassionately and judged on its merits. Vince Cable, with these extraordinary remarks, has clearly shown he is unable to do that.

bbc 21-DEC-10

[said:]: They are not leaving glaring loopholes like this for no reason. They think the fewer strings they attach, the more money they will get from a foreign buyer. The fact that they have not bothered to protect the monarch's head on our stamps just shows how desperate they are to sell Royal Mail off as quickly as possible and for as much cash as possible.

telegraph 19-DEC-10

[said that:]: the world moves around you but the principle is always that private business needs to succeed

independent 12-DEC-10

[said:]: this is a moment of no turning back for [Liberal Democrat leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg] and the Lib Dems. They have lost all credibility with the country and cannot now claim to be a party of fairness.

wsj 10-DEC-10

[said:]: This is a moment of no turning back for Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems.

irishsun 10-DEC-10

[said:]: This is a moment of no turning back for Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems. They have lost all credibility with the country and cannot now claim to be a party of fairness.

independent 09-DEC-10

[said:]: The vote technically today is on a very narrow issue: the fee cap. But behind it is the most profound change in university funding since the university grants committee was set up in the 1920s.

channel4news 09-DEC-10

[-said that]: I will say to those ministers and backbenchers who are considering their position, I do know what you are going through. The self-respect you gain far outweighs any temporary loss of position or income.

guardian 09-DEC-10

[ said]: To see MPs and ministers sell their consciences for just £88 a year is a tragedy. Because if the government's real aim is to ease the pressure on the lowest-paid graduates, I will support that,

guardian 09-DEC-10

[said:]: If this Tory measure goes through with the support of the Liberal Democrats, that party will forfeit the right to call themselves a progressive political party. This House can stop this decision today.

bbc 09-DEC-10

[added:]: There is no other country in the world taking the step that we are taking and no other country in the world can understand why we are doing it.

bbc 09-DEC-10

[added:]: The vote technically today is on a very narrow issue: the fee cap. But behind it is the most profound change in university funding since the university grants committee was set up in the 1920s. It is the ending of funding for most university degrees. It is a huge burden of debt on graduates. It is an untried, untested and unstable market for students.

channel4news 09-DEC-10

[said:]: I was a minister who resigned once on a position of principle.

bbc 09-DEC-10

[said:]: If this Tory measure goes through with the support of the Liberal Democrats, that party will forfeit the right to call themselves a progressive political party.

bbc 09-DEC-10

[said:]: It is increasingly clear that the Government's claims for fairness and for protecting low-income students do not stand up to scrutiny.

irishsun 08-DEC-10

[ asked]: Can there ever have been a debate like tonight’s?

telegraph 04-DEC-10

[said:]: Vince Cable is trying to hide the huge embarrassment for the Lib Dems, who campaigned during the election on scrapping student fees and then performed a breathtaking volte-face.

irishsun 30-NOV-10

[said:]: Not a shred of evidence has been produced that creating a student market will drive change in the right direction.

independent 25-NOV-10

[said:]: By 2022 today's graduates will be paying off their loans even if they are on the minimum wage. That is the effect of the trends of wages versus RPI.

independent 25-NOV-10

[said:]: Nick Clegg has no credibility on tuition fees.

channel4news 13-NOV-10

[said:]: It is becoming impossible to find anyone who will say a good word about the government's so-called plan for regional growth, even their own ministers. 'While Vince Cable shows some honesty at the mess he is overseeing, this is little comfort for businesses which are experiencing uncertainty and chaos. 'Far from supporting growth, the government is harming the prospects of job creation and economic development - it is a damning failure.

dailymail 12-NOV-10

[said:]: It is becoming impossible to find anyone who will say a good word about the government's so-called plan for regional growth, even their own ministers.

bbc 12-NOV-10

[said:]: There are huge problems for individual small businesses in applying for the fund not least you can't apply for less than a million pounds.

YorkshirePost 05-NOV-10

[said:]: The Government's so-called plan for growth is a shambles. Leaving huge areas without an organisation supporting economic development proves the Government has given up on growth.

independent 31-OCT-10

[-said]: This statement cuts the resources for regional development by at least two thirds,

guardian 28-OCT-10

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irishsun 24-OCT-10

[-said]: The so called department of growth has had one of the biggest budget cuts, which ties its hand in making decisions,

guardian 22-OCT-10

[added:]: There is a huge risk here with the jobs and the livelihoods and the services of every family in the country, because they are being reckless about the way they are trying to cut the deficit.

dailymail 20-OCT-10

[-asked]: Does he realise that the gap between the few and the many could get wider?

guardian 14-OCT-10

[ said]: It's very obvious it's the people in the middle income graduate jobs - the nurses, the teachers, the middle managers - who will be hit because they will pay the debt off longer, many of them will still not have paid it off when their own children go to university,

bbc 14-OCT-10

[said:]: We are concerned that many graduates will be shackled by debt for the majority of their working lives, that those on middle incomes in typical graduate jobs may pay more than their fair share, and the highest earners will pay less and be free of debt much earlier.

telegraph 12-OCT-10

[-said]: The coalition has decided to put the responsibility for reducing the deficit onto the bank accounts of the country’s brightest and most talented young people,

irishsun 12-OCT-10

[ said]: It would effectively end public funding of most courses and it would put the responsibility for paying for higher education on to students alone,

bbc 12-OCT-10

[-said]: The system must be fair, progressive, sustainable, and ensure that students can choose the course most suited to them and not be forced to shop around for the cheapest course,

irishsun 12-OCT-10

[-said]: Promises were made by the business secretary and the deputy prime minister at the last election that should not be lightly thrown away,

guardian 12-OCT-10

[said:]: Lord Browne’s report deserves careful study, but his conclusions seem to reflect a belief that the coalition Government will cut spending on HE teaching by around two-thirds.

icWales 12-OCT-10

[said:]: For two spending reviews Labour ring-fenced the science budget as a key investment in Britain's economic growth.

bbc 09-OCT-10

[said:]: This strays into political territory criticising previous [Labour] government policy in an overtly political way using language the Conservative party has used to negatively describe that policy; and stating the policy was wrong when this is conjecture.

irishsun 15-SEP-10

[-said]: While the current system of housing targets imposed from Whitehall in theory gives councils control over where houses are built, in reality it has forced them to redraw the lines of the green belt, and designate large areas of countryside where new development will go over the next 20 years.

irishsun 15-SEP-10

[said:]: The Audit Commission was not perfect, but isn't the secretary of state destroying one of the things that is there to ensure challenge and improvement?

bbc 07-SEP-10

[said:]: Isn't the Government recreating the cosy, incestuous relationship between local councils and auditors that also failed Enron and more recently the banking system?

24dash 07-SEP-10