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Benefits for striking low-paid workers to be axed BBC

Dennis Skinner: 'I was formed in the pits and the war'

The veteran Labour backbencher on David Cameron's arrogance, the art of heckling and why he doesn't socialise with Tories Observer

Michael Gove's own experts revolt over 'punitive' model for curriculum

Education secretary has been bypassing the panel set up to advise on reforms, claim senior members Independent

Plans for O-level-style exams to replace GCSEs

By Angela Harrison Education correspondent,BBC News

Special report: Independent
The Lords will provide: Bishops paid up to £27,000 for attending Parliament

Controversy over the presence of 26 unelected bishops in the upper House will be exacerbated by revelations about how much some of them are being paid for the privilege

Army 'waterboarding victim' who spent 17 years in jail is cleared of murder

Quashing of Liam Holden's 1973 conviction may lead to appeals by others interrogated during the Troubles Guardian

Tax avoidance, and the secret of bad British film

The abysmal Britflick was one of the mysteries of the modern age. But the whole business may have been a clever wheeze

Marina Hyde Guardian

Ed Miliband is right to tackle the toxic immigration debate

It is possible to get a consensus on immigration. With proper borders and worker protections, Britain can keep its door open


Jonathan Freedland Guardian

O-Level Controversy: Prime Minister David Cameron 'Knew Of' Michael Gove's Plans For GCSE Reform Hufffington post

Cameron Plans Welfare Crackdown, Including Stripping Young Of Housing Benefit Huffington post

David Cameron's Big Society Criticised By Archbishop Of Canterbury Rowan Williams Huffington post

David Cameron 'Interested' In Varying Welfare Payments Across The Country Huffington post

Patrick Butler, social policy editor - Guardian

Demand for food parcels explodes as welfare cuts and falling pay hit home

Early-warning indicator should set alarm bells ringing about poverty levels, government told

Tax scandal reaches No.10 as it's revealed Cameron's spin doctor helped run 'avoidance' scheme for BBC presenter wife

Craig Oliver was secretary of Paya Limited, a business set up to deal with his BBC presenter partner Joanna Gosling's earnings
Companies House figures seen by MailOnline show around £150,000 a year was paid into the firm
Experts claim the move could have saved her £22,000 a year in tax
'Speculation around her financial benefits from setting up a company is inaccurate,' a source close to the couple said

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Suu Kyi takes a back seat while PM talks X Factor www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk