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Leveson to hear from Gove and May

Michael Gove heaped praise on media mogul Rupert Murdoch while appearing at the Leveson Inquiry

3:40am Tuesday 29th May 2012

Conservatives Michael Gove and Theresa May are set to become the first serving Cabinet ministers to give evidence at the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics.


'Tax Freedom Day' 48 hours later

The Tax Freedom Day shows what the tax burden really is, according to the Adam Smith Institute

12:07am Tuesday 29th May 2012

Employees start working for themselves rather than the Government on Tuesday - two days later than last year, according to low tax campaigners.

Charities 'streamlined due to cuts'

Three in four charities are making staff redundant, a survey found

12:07am Tuesday 29th May 2012

Charities are axing jobs and services and some risk closing down because of Government cuts, new research has revealed.

Establishment is broken, says Clegg

Nick Clegg says the UK's 'broken establishment' is past its sell by date

12:07am Tuesday 29th May 2012

Nick Clegg is expected to say two years in office have convinced him Britain's "broken establishment is past its sell by date".

Dentists 'may mislead patients'

The dental industry is not always working in the best interests of patients, a report said

12:07am Tuesday 29th May 2012

Dentists may be deliberately misleading their patients about their NHS entitlements to prompt them to pay for private care, a watchdog has said.

Man held at Globe Theatre protest

A man was arrested following a protest at London's Globe Theatre

11:18pm Monday 28th May 2012

A man was arrested after pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted a performance by the Israeli national theatre company at London's Globe Theatre.

Seven in 10 'want new economy plan'

A new poll suggests the public wants George Osborne to promote growth rather than continue with spending cuts

10:30pm Monday 28th May 2012

More than seven in 10 people want the Government to U-turn on the economy and prioritise growth over spending cuts, a new poll has revealed.

Government drops 'pasty tax' plans

The Government is to drop plans for a so-called pasty tax

9:44pm Monday 28th May 2012

The Government has signalled retreat on controversial tax rises on pasties and caravans, in a move costing the Treasury £70 million.

U-turn due on 'pasty tax' proposals

The Government is to drop plans for a so-called pasty tax

8:43pm Monday 28th May 2012

The Government is to announce U-turns on controversial Budget proposals dubbed the pasty tax and the caravan tax.

Dog-bite woman has died of rabies

A woman has died after being treated for rabies at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, part of the UCL Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

6:55pm Monday 28th May 2012

A woman being treated for rabies after being bitten by a dog in south Asia has died.



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