Prime Minister David Cameron has never been short of bare-faced cheek.
Wales is ready to fight the austerity imposed by Westminster
The immoral and irresponsible use of unmanned aerial assault vehicles
ASYLUM campaigners urged the government to increase support for refugee doctors who look for work in the NHS yesterday, after revelations that hundreds are wasting their qualifications in unskilled jobs.
HUNDREDS of striking teaching assistants marched through Brighton demanding "fair play for TAs" yesterday.
PRO-CHOICE campaigners warned the government to stop running from the controversy that surrounds abortion and fund the services that women need yesterday.
RAIL unions warned that "ministerial control without public ownership is a recipe for confusion" yesterday, after the government published plans to abolish the Strategic Rail Authority.
THE inquiry into the murder of teenager Zahid Mubarek by his racist cell mate heard yesterday that prison records from the night in question have "disappeared."
THE Food Standards Agency said that people have backed the idea of "traffic light" logos on the front of food packets to help them to shop healthily yesterday.
BROADCASTING union BECTU warned media firm NTL of strike action over attacks on staff pensions yesterday.
HEALTH campaigners dismissed government plans to reform NHS dentistry as "too little, too late" yesterday, after the National Audit Office warned that the scheme could fail to ensure access for patients.
INDUSTRY union T&G warned brewing giant Scottish Courage yesterday that staff throughout Scotland are prepared to strike if the company does not withdraw its proposals to introduce a two-tier workforce, alongside attacks on sick pay and bonus schemes.
TEACHING union ATL demanded quality pre-school education for all yesterday after a government report revealed that youngsters who stay at home before starting school have worse basic skills than those who go to nursery.