• Osborne picks IFS's Chote as fiscal watchdog chief - Reuters UK
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:38:57 GMT+00:00
  

  BBC News (blog)

  Osborne picks IFS's Chote as fiscal watchdog chief Reuters UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne delivers a speech on the economy, in the City of London August 17, 2010. By Matt Falloon and Fiona Shaikh LONDON (Reuters) - Chancellor George Osborne said on Thursday he had chosen Institute for Fiscal ... IFS director Robert Chote to succeed Sir Alan Budd as OBR chairmanTelegraph.co.uk Chote selected as new OBR headFinancial Times Chote set to head Budget officeBBC News This is London -Channel 4 News -Daily Mail all 44 news articles »

• David Cameron pays tribute to 'amazing' father after his sudden death - Daily Mail
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:11:03 GMT+00:00
  

  Telegraph.co.uk

  David Cameron pays tribute to 'amazing' father after his sudden death Daily Mail David Cameron today paid tribute to his 'amazing' father after he died suddenly yesterday following a stroke while he was on holiday. The Prime Minister praised the way 'The Dad', as he called Ian Cameron, ... Cameron pays tribute to father, thanks SarkozyReuters UK David Cameron in last goodbye to father Ian as he dies in French hospitalMirror.co.uk Cameron tribute to 'amazing' fatherThe Press Association Scotsman -AFP -This is London all 1,146 news articles »

• Phone-hacking row: government backs new inquiry - The Guardian
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:23:28 GMT+00:00
  

  Sydney Morning Herald

  Phone-hacking row: government backs new inquiry The Guardian Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch should be called to give evidence to a new inquiry into the News of the World phone-hacking row, MPs were told today as they agreed to refer the issue to the Commons' most powerful committee. Amid calls from MPs of all ... Call For Murdoch Hacking EvidenceSky News Commons emergency debate on phone hackingChannel 4 News Commons Speaker Bercow agrees to Labour call for debate on phone-tap rowDaily Mail BBC News -The Press Association -WalesOnline all 1,828 news articles »

• Nick Clegg - 'biggest risk of spending review is panic' - The Guardian
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 14:26:21 GMT+00:00
  

  The Guardian

  Nick Clegg - 'biggest risk of spending review is panic' The Guardian The biggest risk facing the government in next month's spending review is panic, with civil servants slashing budgets across the board, Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, said today. Six weeks before 25% cuts in departmental budgets are unveiled, ... Nick Clegg says town halls will get more power in coalition 'rebalancing'This is London Clegg seeks to calm cuts anxietyBBC News Clegg seeks to ease fears over looming cutsFinancial Times Sky News -The Press Association -Channel 4 News all 199 news articles »

• Freedom For British Journalist In Pakistan - Sky News
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 14:17:59 GMT+00:00
  

  Daily Mail

  Freedom For British Journalist In Pakistan Sky News Journalist Asad Qureshi went missing while travelling to North Waziristan, a stronghold of the Taliban and an area bordering Afghanistan that is well known for its lawlessness. The journalist was with two other men, one a retired army officer, ... British journalist freed by Taliban in PakistanTelegraph.co.uk British journalist held in Pakistan releasedAFP British journalist freed in PakistanThe Guardian Voice of America -Daily Mail -BBC News all 194 news articles »

• Nottinghamshire Catholics set for Birmingham pilgrimage - BBC News
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:55:05 GMT+00:00
  

  Daily Mail

  Nottinghamshire Catholics set for Birmingham pilgrimage BBC News Thousands of Catholics are expected to travel across the country to see Pope Benedict XVI when he visits the United Kingdom, from 16 to 19 September 2010. During the Papal visit the Pope will attend events in Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and Birmingham. ... Pilgrimage to Rome: Seeing Pope Benedict (from afar)National Post Those who oppose Pope Benedict XVI's visit are the real bigotsDaily Mail Pope Benedict XVI praises Britain ahead of UK visitMirror.co.uk Herald Scotland -The Guardian -Telegraph.co.uk all 268 news articles »

• Tories slam SNP on independence - The Press Association
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 12:45:29 GMT+00:00
  

  The Guardian

  Tories slam SNP on independence The Press Association Alex Salmond is facing calls to stop spending taxpayers' cash promoting an independence referendum. Conservative leader Annabel Goldie said the SNP's flagship policy had already been pushed "through the shredder" and had become a party political ... Holyrood to give Scottish Water new powersFinancial Times Salmond: Cuts mark new era of devolutionHerald Scotland Scottish budget main focus for SNPAberdeen Press and Journal Telegraph.co.uk -Energy Efficiency News -Scotsman all 285 news articles »

• Missing girl found safe and well - BBC News
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 12:40:59 GMT+00:00
  

  Sky News

  Missing girl found safe and well BBC News A 14-year-old Bristol girl who went missing with her young child has been found "safe and well". The girl and her 10-month-old daughter had been last seen at 1530 BST on Friday in the Greystoke Avenue area of Southmead. A 16-year-old boy had also gone ... Tinishya Marshall on the run at 14 - with her babyMirror.co.uk Hunt for missing tot and mum, 14The Sun Girl of 14 goes on the run with boyfriend, 16, and her ten-month-old babyDaily Mail Bristol Evening Post -106 JACK fm -ParentDish UK all 63 news articles »

• Ed Miliband tops August donations - BBC News
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:17:44 GMT+00:00
  

  Daily Mail

  Ed Miliband tops August donations BBC News Ed Miliband raised more money in August than his brother David, according to Electoral Commission figures. Ed Miliband, who got £100000 from the union Unite, received a total of £152501, about £20000 more than David. Fellow Labour leadership contender ... We could have fun with David Miliband if he wins Labour leadership battleDaily Mail David Miliband: Coulson must goPolitics.co.uk Sibling rivals bring their Labour leadership campaigns to St HelensSt Helens Today Money Marketing -The Sun -New Statesman (blog) all 12 news articles »

• Two pedestrians killed on motorway - The Press Association
  Thu, 09 Sep 2010 12:05:24 GMT+00:00
  

  Grantham Today

  Two pedestrians killed on motorway The Press Association Two pedestrians have been knocked down and killed on one of the country's busiest motorways. The men were hit by a heavy goods vehicle on the northbound M6 between junctions 17 and 18. A Cheshire Police spokesman said the M6 northbound carriageway was ... Two killed by truck on motorwayBBC News Two pedestrians killed in M6 lorry collisionManchester Evening News Two men die in motorway smash near MiddlewichMiddlewich Guardian ChesterChronicle.co.uk -Crewe and Nantwich Guardian -4ni.co.uk all 58 news articles »