UK Too PC Over Electoral Fraud – Eric Pickles

She swept into Downing Street with a pledge to curb corporate misbehaviour.

Call For Pensions Triple Lock ‘Gimmick’ To Be Axed
Prime Minister Theresa May has insisted the government will keep the ‘triple lock’ which protects state pensions.

£33m Boost For Efforts To Tackle Modern Slavery
An extra £33m is being put into the Government’s battle against modern slavery.

Sir Philip’s Fury At ‘Abuse’ From BHS Inquiry MP
Former BHS boss Sir Philip Green has accused an MP of turning a parliamentary inquiry on the collapse of the company into “little more than a kangaroo court”.

Corbyn Warns Breakaway MPs To ‘Think Again’
Jeremy Corbyn has warned rebel MPs who are reportedly considering to split the party and launch a legal bid for the Labour Party name to “think on and think again”.

Cable: May Had Hinkley Concerns As Home Sec
Theresa May had concerns about the Hinkley Point nuclear power plant deal during the coalition government, according to Sir Vince Cable.

Corbyn Victory Unlikely To Split Labour Party
When I interviewed Labour leadership hopeful Owen Smith earlier this week, I asked him if he was on a suicide mission.

Gladstone Joins Whitehall Feline Frontline
Whitehall’s team of mousers has been bolstered with the arrival of Gladstone at the Treasury.

Man Slammed For ‘Causing Fear’ To MP’s Staff
A judge has hit out at a man whose aggressive behaviour frightened staff in an MP’s constituency office, three months before the murder of Jo Cox.

Airports Face Crackdown On Alcohol Sales
British airports are facing a crackdown on alcohol sales following a spate of incidents involving drunken passengers.

EDF Gives Go Ahead For New Nuclear Plant
Britain’s first new nuclear power plant in a generation has been given the go ahead by the energy giant EDF.

EDF Board Member Quits Over New Nuclear Plant
One of 18 EDF board members due to decide if Britain’s first new nuclear power station for a generation should go ahead has resigned.