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WHY SUPERMARKETS MUST FOLLOW ICELAND'S LEAD ON PLASTIC-FREE
When Iceland announced it will be plastic-free on own brand products by 2023, it was a watershed moment for the UK retail industry... READ MORE›
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TAX CHANGES COULD COST UK PUBLIC SECTOR WORKERS 30% OF SALARY
Tax changes could cost UK public sector workers 30 percent of salary... READ MORE›
GREECE VOTES NO: THE EUROPEAN UNION IS DYING BEFORE OUR EYES
An outdated European Union has been found out and rejected emphatically by young Greeks in the 21st century... READ MORE›
NIGEL FARAGE WE WILL ALL BE LIKE GREECE IF THE EU GETS ITS WAY
And it is an example of how the European Union is not just a threat to national democracy, but national security as well... READ MORE›
CONDITIONS OF GREECE AGREEMENT WITH EUROPEAN UNION REVEALED
Real Conditions Of Greece Staying In The Eurozone Revealed!... READ MORE›
FARMERS TO MEET MORRISONS SUPERMARKET OVER MILK PRICES
Arla, Britain's biggest milk co-operative of about 13,500 dairy farmers, previously announced a price cut of 0.8p per litre... READ MORE›
THOUSANDS IN UK PLEDGE TO HELP RESETTLE REFUGEES
A number of local authorities have already signed up to a scheme pledging to take in 50 people according to Citizens UK... READ MORE›
8 GOVERNMENT WORKERS LOST THEIR JOBS ALMOST FIVE YEARS AGO
Chalke is calling on the government to apologize to the workers who did not deserve the significant personal, financial and professional harm they suffered... READ MORE›
SNP'S STURGEON SAYS UK WITHDRAWAL FROM EU 'MUST HAVE' FOUR NATION BACKING
Ms Sturgeon believes a referendum is inevitable regardless of who wins the next election ... READ MORE›
ICELAND FIRST IN WORLD TO REQUIRE COMPANIES TO PROVE THEY OFFER EQUAL PAY
Iceland first in world to require companies to prove they offer equal pay... READ MORE›
60 MILLION PEOPLE FLEEING CHAOTIC LANDS UN SAYS
Nearly 14 million people were newly displaced in 2014 according to the annual report by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees... READ MORE›
'GO HOME': INDIGENOUS LEADER TO MUSKRAT FALLS PROTESTERS FOLLOWING MEETING WITH PREMIER
The provincial government says significant progress was made during a marathon meeting between Premier Dwight Ball and Indigenous leaders on the Muskrat Falls project... READ MORE›
THERE'S METHOD IN GREECE'S MADNESS - IT COULD PAY OFF
By contrast the Greek leader Alexis Tsipras announced on Friday that he wants to hold a referendum in Greece on the eurozone crisis on July 5... READ MORE›
'MILITANT LEFTWING' COUNCILS TO BE BLOCKED FROM BOYCOTTING PRODUCTS
Councils and local authorities are to be blocked from boycotting Israeli products or pursuing other foreign policy goals that conflict with the government... READ MORE›
BRITAIN NEEDS TO GET A BETTER DEAL FROM BRUSSELS OR LEAVE THE EUROPEAN UNION, MAJOR NEW STUDY ARGUES
Britain needs to get a better deal from brussels or leave the european union major new study argues... READ MORE›
UK VOTE ON EUROPEAN UNION 'WILL NOT BE ON 5 MAY'
But Prime Minister David Cameron has said this would mean ministers were barred from speaking about European court decisions and the EU budget... READ MORE›
ICELAND RULING PARTY AHEAD DESPITE LOSSES
Iceland's main centre-right party looks set to remain the largest in a snap election called after a scandal over a paedophile toppled the coalition... READ MORE›
BRITAIN ACCUSED OF 'HATRED AND LIES' EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PRESIDENT OVER EU STANCE
Martin schulz president of the european parliament accuses britain of creating barriers and hatred in furious attack on david cameron's renegotiation... READ MORE›
RETHINK ON HOUSING BENEFIT CAP FOR ELDERLY AND VULNERABLE
More than 700,000 people in supported housing usually have the accommodation element of their costs met entirely through housing benefit... READ MORE›
GREECE DEALBRIDGES FORNOW A GROWINGRIFT IN EUROPE
The mess over Greece has hardly helped the reputation of the European Union inside Britain, but it may also help Mr... READ MORE›
BRITAIN STAYING IN EUROPE LOOKS MORE AND MORE ABSURD
Our Prime Minister was amidst the deaf in Europe last week pretending to negotiate with people who refuse to listen to him... READ MORE›
EUROPEAN DEBT CRISIS: IT'S NOT JUST GREECE THAT'S DROWNING IN DEBT
The United Kingdom's debt currently accounts for 89.4 of its GDP ninth highest in the EU... READ MORE›
NEARLY HALF OF ALL FRESH POTATOES THROWN AWAY DAILY BY UK HOUSEHOLDS
The new research was offered in support of a government campaign to encourage consumers to reduce their domestic food waste... READ MORE›
ONE IN SIX JOBSEEKERS HAVE ALLOWANCE STOPPED BY DWP EACH YEAR
The figures contradict official claims that only a small minority of jobseekers have been affected by the government's increasingly severe welfare policies... READ MORE›
GREEKS RELIEF TURNED TO ANXIETY THEN FRUSTRATION AS TALKS WORE ON
Equally baffling, even for experts, was the political fallout that might be ahead for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, whether he gets a deal or not... READ MORE›
ETHIOPIA'S CRACKDOWN ON DISSENT TAKES RISING TOLL
Politicians held over protests as PM says anti-peace forces spreading false information about investment zone plan... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE SHOULD BE TOP FOREIGN POLICY PRIORITY, G7 STUDY SAYS
Climate change should be top foreign policy priority, G7 study says... READ MORE›
SWEDEN'S SUBTLY RADICAL 'FEMINIST' FOREIGN POLICY IS CAUSING A STIR
Sweden's feminist foreign policy is still in the making, Fredrik Wesslau, director of the Wider Europe Program at the European Council of Foreign Relations, explains... READ MORE›
DAVID CAMERON TO BEGIN EU TALKS WITH EUROPEAN LEADERS
David Cameron is to set out his EU renegotiation aims at a meeting of European leaders in Brussels later... READ MORE›
OSBORNE VISITS PARIS FOR TWO-DAY TALKS
Mr Osborne's visit comes as UK universities launch their campaign for a Yes vote saying EU membership has an overwhelmingly positive impact ... READ MORE›
UK'S FOREIGN AID GOES TO EU IN RUSH TO HIT TARGETS, SAY MPS
It emerged earlier this year that civil servants went on a 1 billion spending spree in just eight weeks to hit the Government's aid target... READ MORE›