Miesięczne archiwum: Luty, 2011

Scotland’s largest teaching union has called for its members reject a deal on changes to their pay and conditions.

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People from communities along the proposed route of a high-speed rail link between Birmingham and London have lit beacons in protest.

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Government plans to change the system of vetting people who work with children leaves a „disturbing gap”, the NSPCC says.

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This week, people in Wales will vote in a referendum on whether to give more law making powers to the Assembly in Cardiff.

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Britain is working with its allies on a plan to establish a military no-fly zone over Libya, while fewer than 150 British citizens remain there, David Cameron has told MPs.

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Prime Minister David Cameron has called on Libya’s Colonel Gaddafi to „go now”, telling MPs: „It is clear that this is an illegitimate regime that has lost the consent of its people.”

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Will opponents scupper high-speed rail plans?

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David Cameron outlines the steps being taken in the UK to bring an end to Col Muammar Gaddafi’s regime in Libya.

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Britain is working with its allies on a plan to establish a military no-fly zone over Libya, while fewer than 150 British citizens remain there, David Cameron has told MPs.

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Bosses of the Pfizer drugs plant in Kent, where 2,400 jobs are set to be lost, meet MPs over the closure of its site in Sandwich.

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Disaster was narrowly averted when small arms fire entered the cockpit of a RAF C130 Hercules evacuating Britons and foreign nationals from Libya, it emerges.

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The Democratic Unionist Party launches its election campaign for the Assembly and local government elections in May.

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The whole system of how parties get their cash is being investigated by the Committee on Standards in Public Life.

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Britain is playing a co-ordinating role in the military operations to extract foreign nationals from Libya, the prime minister’s spokesman says.

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Lizzy Williams, chair of Stop High-Speed 2, said her group backs high speed railways but not the current plan, adding „wasting money on a flawed proposal is immoral”.

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A former UK Ambassador to Libya believes Col Gaddafi wanted nuclear weapons and defends Britain’s relations with the nation.

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Foreign Secretary William Hague says there would be ”a day of reckoning” for anyone committing human rights abuses in Libya, as foreign ministers gather in Geneva.

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A deal on avoiding compulsory public sector job cuts in Scotland is being discussed, but ministers are accused of „jumping the gun”.

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A leading campaigner against creating the Welsh assembly spells out why he supports a Yes vote in Thursday’s referendum on further law-making powers.

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A councillor brands people protesting against cuts at a Hull City Council meeting „retards” in a rant on Twitter.

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Government support for the renewable sector in Scotland is costing more jobs than it creates, an economic report claims.

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Iain Duncan Smith meets people looking for work at the Jobcentre

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The Ministry of Defence has released video footage of an RAF C130 Hercules aircraft conducting its second recovery flight of civilians from the Libyan desert on Sunday 27 February.

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The Ministry of Defence has released video footage of an RAF C130 Hercules aircraft conducting its second recovery flight of civilians from the Libyan desert on Sunday 27 February.

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Defence Secretary Liam Fox: „At the moment we don’t have large numbers of British citizens who want to get out” of Libya

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Labour leader Ed Miliband says the government is ”hitting lower and middle-income families,” even in the event of the economy improving.

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