Prime Minister David Cameron has said that councils which back “fracking” will reap the rewards in their ability to keep more money in tax revenue in a scheme to promote the controversial energy source.
Chancellor George Osborne has said that a further £25 billion of cuts would be needed after the next election, with young people a particular focus of the suggested welfare savings.
Nigella Lawson’s former personal assistants Elisabetta and Francesca Grillo have been found not guilty of defrauding the TV chef and her ex-husband Charles Saatchi ou of £685,000.
David Cameron has called Labour shadow chancellor Ed Balls “a turkey” in a heated exchange during Prime Minister’s Questions.
As soon as the sad passing of South African civil rights icon Nelson Mandela was announced, and prime Minister David Cameron described him as “a hero of our time”, images have surfaced on social media of the “hang Mandela” posters created by the Federation of Conservative Students in the 1980s.