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Politics

Posts tagged with "politics"

29 November 2010 in Health

Should GPs have the final say on NHS drug funding?

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Pile of pills

Latest healthcare proposals could mean that GPs are given more responsibility for funding medicines and treatments. Could this lead to better treatment for patients or make the postcode lottery even worse?

(more about NHS drug funding…)

18 November 2010 in Technology

Are you worried about the death of net neutrality?

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Snail on a globe

Culture minister Ed Vaizey is supporting a ‘two speed’ internet that would throw some of your favourite sites into the slow lane. That’s unless they pay a premium – a cost that would no doubt be passed onto us.

(more about protecting net neutrality…)

3 November 2010 in Money

Are £9,000 uni fees fair on students?

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Graduation ceremony

It’s a black day for students as the government confirms that universities can triple annual charges from 2012. Will this put young people off higher education or just force them into more debt?

(more about higher student fees…)

20 October 2010 in Money, Parenting

How will the spending review affect you?

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Pound sign being cut

Government plans for public spending were outlined in today’s spending review. £18bn will be cut from welfare spending by 2015 – find out exactly where the cuts will be and how you’ll notice them.

(more about the spending review…)

15 October 2010 in Shopping

How will consumer quango cuts affect you?

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'Quango' written in fire

This week’s ‘bonfire of the quangos’ has seen 192 government agencies axed, 118 merged and 171 reformed. Among them are Consumer Focus and the Office of Fair Trading – here’s how these changes may affect you.

(more about consumer quango cuts…)

10 September 2010 in Technology

Protecting net neutrality in the UK

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Fish in large bowl, next to fish in small bowl

There’s a fierce battle raging on about the world wide web that you might not even be aware of. It’s a struggle for net neutrality and the outcome could radically change the internet as we know it.

(more about net neutrality…)

18 August 2010 in Motoring

Three cheers for the ban on clamping

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Car's front wheel clamped

At last! Clamping or towing cars on private land in England and Wales has been banned. That’s right, banned. It’s good news for all of us, especially if you’ve been affected by so-called ‘cowboy clampers’.

(more about clamping being banned…)

30 July 2010 in Money

Fixed retirement age axed, but will we work longer?

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Elderly working man

The fixed retirement age will soon be scrapped, which at first glance looks like brilliant news. And it’s certainly a good move, but for many of us, it may not make too much of a difference.

(more about the fixed retirement age…)

7 July 2010 in Money

G20 proposals won’t reform banking

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Business meeting

It was pats on the back all round last week when the leaders of the G20 – a group of the world’s 20 wealthiest nations – came up with a set of new proposals to reform the world’s banking system. But will they work?

(more about G20 banking reforms…)

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