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  • Immigration debate: More than 1,300 skilled visa applications were rejected by the Home Office in June

    July 27, 2015

    A cap introduced on Tier 2 visas by the Home Office was reached for the first time in June, resulting in 1,329 visa applications being rejected. A freedom of information request by technology publication Techworld showed that after the cap of 1,650 was hit, the UK authorities rejected applications for the first time since it [...]

  • David Cameron says deals worth more than £750m will be made on south east Asia trip

    July 27, 2015

    As the he embarks on his four-day trip to south-east Asia, David Cameron has said business deals worth in excess of £750m will be made. The trade mission, for which Cameron is accompanied by 31 business leaders, aims to forge links to the area to exploit emerging markets which could open up new channels for [...]

  • Lord Sewel suspended from the Labour party following drug and prostitution allegations

    July 27, 2015

    After allegedly taking drugs with prostitutes, Lord Sewel has been suspended by the Labour party and has been urged to stand down from the House of Lords. While Sewel has not yet made a comment on the claims, he has already resigned as Lords deputy speaker and chairman of the Lords privileges and conduct committee. [...]

  • Scottish secretary David Mundell: There are no plans for a second Scottish independence referendum

    July 27, 2015

    Following Alex Salmond's remarks yesterday, it looks like in-fighting between Westminster and Holyrood about the prospects of another Scottish independence referendum isn't going to go away, after Scottish secretary David Mundell waded in saying there are no plans in place for such a vote to take place. Read more: SNP could be eyeing a second Scottish [...]

  • Tories under fire over all-male shortlist in London mayoral race

    July 26, 2015

    The Conservative party is facing fallout over its all-male shortlist of candidates to replace Boris Johnson as mayor of London. CCHQ said over the weekend that voters would be able to choose among London Assembly member Andrew Boff, Richmond Park MP Zac Goldsmith, London MEP Syed Kamall and deputy mayor Stephen Greenhalgh in an open [...]

  • Economist Joseph Stiglitz not shocked by Labour lurch: The rise of Jeremy Corbyn gets a big supporter

    July 26, 2015

    A cosy, dimly-lit Mayfair cocktail bar with a stage for live music is not the first place you would expect to find a Nobel prize winning economist on a Sunday morning. Firebrand American polemicist Joseph Stiglitz was in town during an eyebrow-raising period for the British left. But while many in Westminster are shocked by [...]

  • Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras under pressure to respond to Drachma plan rumours

    July 26, 2015

    Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is under pressure to explain rumours that members of his ruling Syriza party intended to return to the drachma by raiding central bank reserves and hacking into taxpayers' accounts. Read more: Greek stock market could re-open on Tuesday after being shut for a month   Far-left members who opposed a reform [...]

  • Showing off in your supercar will soon be a crime in Kensington & Chelsea

    July 26, 2015

    Revving engines, super-fast acceleration and loud music pumping out of Ferraris and Lamborghinis as they cruise past will no longer be part of daily life in Kensington & Chelsea.   Read more: UK trader arrested in Hong Kong for running over security guard in his Ferrari 458 Spider supercar   Fed up with young male drivers [...]

  • Alex Salmond says second Scottish independence referendum “inevitable”

    July 26, 2015

    He may have failed in his attempt to lead Scotland to independence, but former First Minister and now SNP MP in Westminster Alex Salmond, believes it's not the end of the dream. He has called a second vote on Scottish independence "inevitable" speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday morning. "I think a [...]

  • Lord Sewel resigns as House of Lords deputy speaker after Sun on Sunday alleges drug taking

    July 26, 2015

    Lord Sewel has resigned his position as the deputy speaker of the House of Lords following allegations that he took drugs with prostitutes. The Labour peer, who chairs the Lords' committee on standards and behaviour, was allegedly caught on camera taking cocaine with two prostitutes according to the Sun on Sunday. Now Sewel, a former [...]

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