Young entrepreneurs will get access to about £80 million-worth of loans to help their businesses off the ground, David Cameron has announced.
]]>Billionaire tycoon Sir Richard Branson has criticised the government for failing to promote economic growth.
]]>Voting on gay marriage should not be left to MPs’ consciences, Nick Clegg said yesterday.
]]>Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has dismissed suggestions that Britain was planning to “pull up the drawbridge” on any exodus of workers from crisis-hit eurozone nations.
]]>CHILDREN were frightened by protesters who descended on Nick Clegg’s street, the Deputy Prime Minister said.
]]>The coalition government is facing pressure to scrap the 3p rise in fuel tax later this year, with rebel Conservative and Liberal Democrat backbenchers joining calls for a climbdown.
]]>Cabinet minister Baroness Sayeeda Warsi is under mounting pressure amid allegations she claimed parliamentary expenses for accommodation while staying at a friend’s house rent-free.
]]>A MOBILE phone application which calculates taxpayers’ personal contributions to different areas of government spending is being launched by the Treasury today.
]]>BELEAGUERED Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt will appear before the Leveson Inquiry this week in one of its most high-profile hearings so far.
]]>The Scottish Conservatives are planning to ditch their tree logo in a “rebranding” drive.
]]>THE SNP’s plans to keep the pound after independence is facing fresh criticism after a former Irish prime minister warned that a similar policy there saw Dublin “forced to accept whatever was decided in London”.
]]>ALISTAIR Darling has insisted he would reject a return to Labour’s shadow cabinet, in order to focus on leading the pro-Union campaign in the independence referendum.
]]>IN TODAY’S low-interest, low-growth environment, savers have never had it so tough. With disposable income under increasing pressure, people are finding it more challenging than ever to find the money to invest in their retirement.
]]>The Tories don’t need a new logo, they need to think about responding to the big SNP show, writes Brian Monteith
]]>I’M A sucker for historic events, so I sneaked out on Friday morning to the Yes Scotland launch, hoping for a taste of one. The excuse was a promised line up of cultural stars turning out to back Scottish independence, at Cineworld in Fountain Park (screen 7).
]]>SIR TOM Farmer, one of the SNP’s most influential business backers, has revealed he does not support “separatism” and wants Scotland to remain part of the United Kingdom.
]]>SPEAKING as the stage was being dismantled, organisers of the independence campaign launch attempted to explain what the big day yesterday was not.
]]>Salmond relies a little heavily on his celebrity friends to sell independence, writes Scott Macnab
]]>ALEX Salmond yesterday launched a bid to get a million Scots to sign a declaration of support for independence from the UK. He told the start of the “Yes Scotland” referendum campaign that if the aim of getting the public to sign up was achieved, they would “win an independent Scotland”.
]]>Young entrepreneurs will get access to about £80 million-worth of loans to help their businesses off the ground, David Cameron has announced.
]]>Billionaire tycoon Sir Richard Branson has criticised the government for failing to promote economic growth.
]]>Voting on gay marriage should not be left to MPs’ consciences, Nick Clegg said yesterday.
]]>Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has dismissed suggestions that Britain was planning to “pull up the drawbridge” on any exodus of workers from crisis-hit eurozone nations.
]]>CHILDREN were frightened by protesters who descended on Nick Clegg’s street, the Deputy Prime Minister said.
]]>The coalition government is facing pressure to scrap the 3p rise in fuel tax later this year, with rebel Conservative and Liberal Democrat backbenchers joining calls for a climbdown.
]]>Cabinet minister Baroness Sayeeda Warsi is under mounting pressure amid allegations she claimed parliamentary expenses for accommodation while staying at a friend’s house rent-free.
]]>A MOBILE phone application which calculates taxpayers’ personal contributions to different areas of government spending is being launched by the Treasury today.
]]>BELEAGUERED Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt will appear before the Leveson Inquiry this week in one of its most high-profile hearings so far.
]]>The Scottish Conservatives are planning to ditch their tree logo in a “rebranding” drive.
]]>THE SNP’s plans to keep the pound after independence is facing fresh criticism after a former Irish prime minister warned that a similar policy there saw Dublin “forced to accept whatever was decided in London”.
]]>ALISTAIR Darling has insisted he would reject a return to Labour’s shadow cabinet, in order to focus on leading the pro-Union campaign in the independence referendum.
]]>IN TODAY’S low-interest, low-growth environment, savers have never had it so tough. With disposable income under increasing pressure, people are finding it more challenging than ever to find the money to invest in their retirement.
]]>The Tories don’t need a new logo, they need to think about responding to the big SNP show, writes Brian Monteith
]]>I’M A sucker for historic events, so I sneaked out on Friday morning to the Yes Scotland launch, hoping for a taste of one. The excuse was a promised line up of cultural stars turning out to back Scottish independence, at Cineworld in Fountain Park (screen 7).
]]>SIR TOM Farmer, one of the SNP’s most influential business backers, has revealed he does not support “separatism” and wants Scotland to remain part of the United Kingdom.
]]>SPEAKING as the stage was being dismantled, organisers of the independence campaign launch attempted to explain what the big day yesterday was not.
]]>Salmond relies a little heavily on his celebrity friends to sell independence, writes Scott Macnab
]]>ALEX Salmond yesterday launched a bid to get a million Scots to sign a declaration of support for independence from the UK. He told the start of the “Yes Scotland” referendum campaign that if the aim of getting the public to sign up was achieved, they would “win an independent Scotland”.
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