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The Queen’s Speech: disappointing and timid?

by Gordon Follows today
‘Disappointing’ and ‘timid’ are two words I have read to describe the Queen’s Speech...but was it?

Financial markets relax after weeks of stress

by Matt Williams today
Britain's Environment Agency thinks the word "drought" is too blunt. It worries that people might quibble with the accuracy of the expression when they need to be rescued from their houses by boat during a hosepipe ban.

G8 talks the talk but fails to deliver the policies needed for faster growth

by John Redwood today
As often there was more theatre than important decision taking at the G8 summit. There were plenty of pictures of how the leaders dressed, under instruction from the US President to dress down for the occasion. There was a well spun plot of how Germany was isolated, under pressure from all the others to pay more of the bills for past Euro parties.

Who Does What in the Green Deal?

by hip-consultant.co.uk yesterday
The Green Deal is the Government’s grand plan to get us all more energy efficient, thus reducing our fuel bills and more importantly, carbon emissions.

Advance decision to refuse life-sustaining treatment ("living will") made by eye movements is upheld

by Rebecca Haywood yesterday
The case of Re: XB (Court of Protection) has come before Theis J, sitting as a Court of Protection judge, as an application from an NHS Trust who challenged the validity of an advance decision to refuse life-sustaining treatment....

Eurozone heading for breakup

by Mike Riddell yesterday
We’ve had a huge number of requests for an update on our thoughts on what’s going on in Europe. Attention has suddenly focused on deposit flight and the risk of bank runs in the Eurozone.
 

Private tenants pay more in energy than homeowners

RICS research reveals tenants in England are hit hardest by soaring energy costs Private tenants across England are more likely to incur higher energy bills than homeowners, RICS reveals. The new report into how dwelling types and ...
Bad weather batters high streets
BRC/Springboard-ATCM Footfall and Vacancies Monitor, February-April 2012 Footfall in the three months to April was 2.0% lower than a year ago, worse than the 1.8% increase in the previous three months. Footfall weakened in all types of ...
Permanent placements increase at strongest rate since April 2011
Tax system not broken, and dangerous to allow impression to take hold that it is
People struggling to pay for food and bills caught in a payday loans debt trap
Buy-to-let market needs 'greater innovation' say landlords
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