Breakfast meeting: How can we help?
by Matt Foster / 15 Sep 2011
Matt Foster sits in as industry experts debate how the government should best incentivise and improve NHS and back-to-work services
Growth slows to 0.2%
by Matt Foster / 26 Jul 2011
Chancellor sticks to his guns but Labour say GDP figures show economy has "flat-lined"
PM details hacking inquiry
by Matt Foster / 13 Jul 2011
Cameron announces wide-ranging phone hacking inquiry led by Lord Justice Leveson as Labour calls for publication of all conversations between politicians and News International
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Lords debate impact of phone hacking on BSkyB bid
by Matt Foster / 07 Jul 2011
Labour's Baroness Royall asks if government will pause consideration of News Corp’s bid for BSkyB in light of ongoing phonehacking scandal, but spokesman insists issues are separate
Dilnot warns government not to duck care reforms
by Matt Foster / 05 Jul 2011
Speaking this morning, the author of the care report struck a cautious note, saying the public understood need for reforms
Jeffrey Archer's art sale proves quite the draw
by Matt Foster / 28 Jun 2011
As the peer and novelist's private art collection went under the hammer, I chatted to the peer and tried to avoid accidentally bidding
Boris & Shaggy join forces
by Matt Foster / 28 Jul 2011
London Mayor and reggae star to promote positive role models
Phone hacking scandal: daily digest
by Matt Foster / 18 Jul 2011
A round up of the day's events as Yates quits, Cameron recalls Parliament and Labour says PM should take responsibility
The vindication of Vince?
by Matt Foster / 14 Jul 2011
Business secretary who "declared war" on Murdoch now "delighted"
Live: MPs investigate phone hacking
by Matt Foster / 12 Jul 2011
The Home Affairs Committee questions senior police officers in post at the time of the original investigation into phone hacking at News International. Refresh browser for latest updates
Live: MPs debate phone hacking
by Matt Foster / 06 Jul 2011
MPs debate phone hacking and the press in the light of revelations that journalists at the News of the World hacked the phone messages of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler and the relatives of 7/7 victims
Miliband's core support holds firm
by Matt Foster / 04 Jul 2011
The trends from LabourList's montly 'state of the party' survey suggests that Ed Miliband's core supporters aren't deserting him
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"The prime minister has said he does not believe that statutory legislation is necessary to achieve the principles outlined by Leveson."
