Miesięczne archiwum: Wrzesień, 2011

BBC Scotland understands a majority of councils have accepted the spending settlement outlined in last week’s Scottish government budget.

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Are most political activists just following the herd?

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The Conservatives must focus on issues affecting the public at their party conference and not be distracted by „petty obsessions”, one MP warns.

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The wife of Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming is found guilty of burglary after taking a kitten from the home of her husband’s lover.

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James Landale on the PM’s challenges at the Tory conference

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A European financial transaction tax is unlikely to raise the sums of money projected, says the finance minister of Sweden, which abandoned its tax.

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Results are coming in for the Isle of Man general election, where UK cuts have dominated the campaign for seats in the House of Keys.

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The defence secretary says former military chiefs are partly to blame for £5bn budget cuts leading to redundancies, on the day navy job cuts are detailed.

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Money man Alvin Hall said British people felt the financial crisis was a „problem across the pond” and do not yet understand how it could affect their lives.

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Sir David Frost recalled his interviews with the biggest names in politics and explains whether those asking the questions can really spot the rising politicians.

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Money guru Alvin Hall explains why the „abstract concepts” of the world’s financial markets really do affect the rich and poor in Britain and why people should build up a cash cushion.

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The Observer’s Andrew Rawnsley headed to the seaside to review the political week dominated by the Labour Party conference at Liverpool.

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The big speeches and debates at the Manchester conference

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The defence secretary says MoD chiefs are partly to blame for £5bn budget cuts leading to redundancies, on the day navy job cuts are detailed.

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Scotland’s councils are accused of unnecessary extravagance by „spending thousands of pounds on back-patting award ceremonies”.

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Singer Nicola Roberts wants to talk to education secretary Michael Gove as she claims bullying is „out of control” in schools.

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Hghlights from the week’s sittings in Strasbourg, including President Barroso’s State of the Union address plus plans for a new tourist quality mark and fears over airport scanners.

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Defence Secretary Liam Fox says military chiefs are partly to blame for £5bn budget cuts leading to redundancies in the armed forces.

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The government says it will make £250m available to help English councils keep or restore weekly bin collections.

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Environment Minister John Griffiths says the Welsh Government „means business” over the carrier bag levy, which is introduced on Saturday.

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Labour leader Ed Miliband criticises Basildon Council over Dale Farm and calls for sensitivity over the travellers’ threatened eviction.

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Many shops are still confused about new carrier bag charges in Wales just a day before they are introduced, it is claimed.

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More than 1,000 Royal Navy staff are to learn they are losing their jobs, as the defence secretary says military chiefs have to share the blame for the cuts.

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The government is to pay councils in England to retain or restore weekly bin collections, under a new £250m fund to be launched next year.

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The government is to pay councils in England to retain or restore weekly bin collections, under a new £250m fund to be launched next year.

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The European Commission threatens legal action against the UK over a test of eligibility for benefits it says discriminates against foreigners.

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