Religion, freedom of speech and cartoons
by Aisha Gani / 09 Nov 2012
Aisha Gani advocates a considered approach to the reporting of religious conflict
When sorry seems to be the hardest word
by Aisha Gani / 20 Sep 2012
With Nick Clegg apologising for breaking his election pledge, we look back at a few bad and downright ugly political apologies
Chris Grayling told “old lace exchanged for arsenic”
by Aisha Gani / 18 Sep 2012
New justice minister tackles tough justice questions on day it is revealed that there is a £130m black hole in the MoJ
Lights, camera, action! Celebs at select committees
by Aisha Gani / 14 Sep 2012
With the rich and famous becoming regulars at select committes, you may need to bring popcorn next time
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Patrick McLoughlin faces transport committee
by Aisha Gani / 12 Sep 2012
As he faces the transport committee for the first time, the new transport secretary is challenged on how much aviation policy has progressed since the last time he was in the transport department
Cable speech: more ego massage than stimulating growth
by Aisha Gani / 11 Sep 2012
The business secretary's business bank plan is a signal that he's still up for a fight, especially when previous headlining projects have failed to deliver
Chancellor slams shut Clegg's emergency tax plan
by Aisha Gani / 29 Aug 2012
George Osborne has quickly dismissed the deputy PM’s political positioning in calling for a tax U-turn – indicating the drama looming just as the next Parliamentary session approaches
Controversial Nobel Peace Prize winners
by Aisha Gani / 12 Oct 2012
And the winner of the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize is... the EU
CMS: Use social media to show racism the red card
by Aisha Gani / 19 Sep 2012
Senior MPs call for more to be done to kick racism out of football
Nick Boles saved from being pickled
by Aisha Gani / 17 Sep 2012
Eric Pickles and the new planning minister take communities and local government questions
Former army officers clash in culture questions
by Aisha Gani / 13 Sep 2012
In an energetic bout of culture, media and sport questions,Tory Hugh Robertson was sprightly and parried away questions from the Labour benches, even putting down fellow ex-army man Dan Jarvis
Gove gives evidence to the education committee
by Aisha Gani / 12 Sep 2012
Education secretary remains adamant that the GSCE grades debacle was due to modulisation
Gove insists he won't interfere with Ofqual
by Aisha Gani / 03 Sep 2012
Parliament opens with tricky questions posed to education ministers about GCSEs and emergency questions on the London Met overseas student ban
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