Miesięczne archiwum: Czerwiec, 2012

A programme that aims to spot men at risk of abdominal aortic aneurysm rupture is to be rolled out across Scotland.

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The power to set a new drink-drive limit in Scotland is among those being transferred from Westminster to Holyrood this week.

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David Cameron is prepared to consider a referendum on the UK’s relationship with the EU, but only when the time is right, he tells the Sunday Telegraph.

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Lord Ahmed says he is delighted that the Labour party has lifted his suspension following an allegation that he had offered a bounty on President Obama’s head.

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Hundreds of people take part in a march through the streets of Edinburgh in support of same-sex marriage.

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The government announces an independent review of the workings of the Libor inter-bank lending rate in the wake of the Barclays fine.

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A peer suspended by the Labour Party for allegedly offering a £10m bounty on the head of US President Barack Obama has suspension lifted.

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Ministers are to order a review into the workings of the inter-bank lending rate in the wake of the Barclays fine, the BBC learns.

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Labour leader Ed Miliband calls for a public inquiry into banking and a new code of conduct to encourage integrity in the sector.

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Figures from Scotland’s main political parties clash over the independence referendum during a televised BBC Scotland debate

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David Cameron says he has been given „explicit commitments” by eurozone leaders to protect the EU single market amid fears the City will lose out.

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Watch coverage of The Big Debate: Choosing Scotland’s Future.

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The government’s strategy to nurture small technology companies is described as „potentially counterproductive” in an forthcoming report.

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The social development minister is to make a ministerial statement to the assembly on Tuesday, following an investigation into major maintenance contracts at the NI Housing Executive.

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Ed Miliband is to announce proposals for an independent inquiry into the culture and practices in the banking sector, but ministers have rejected the idea.

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Carina Trimingham, partner of former cabinet minister Chris Huhne, launches appeal bid against a High Court judge’s rejection of her privacy and harassment claim against Associated Newspapers.

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Germany’s Chancellor Merkel defends a deal to use eurozone bailout funds to help banks – an apparent concession to Spain and Italy.

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The prime minister dropped the idea from his welfare speech, and now Danny Alexander says his party will block regional benefits.

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Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls backs calls for an independent „arms length” probe into the culture of „lying” in Britain’s banks.

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Figures suggest that prisoner numbers in Scotland have hit a record high, despite crime being at its lowest level since 1975.

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Public funding to Prince Charles increased by 11.8% in the last financial year, new figures show.

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The three key areas of eurozone reforms explained.

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The Daily Politics mood box was taken to a north London high street – outside a Barclays Bank – to test the public faith in bankers and the banking system.

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Taxpayer funding to Prince Charles increased by 11% in the last financial year, new figures show.

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Member of the Treasury Select Committee Mark Garnier says a „truth and reconciliation” inquiry into Britain’s banks is needed to restore public trust.

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The City AM editor said he had defended previous actions, but bankers deserved all the flak they were getting, and even more, over the allegations about interest rate manipulation.

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