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The proposed benefit cap of £26,000 a year (or £500 a week) is arguably the most prominent proposal in the government’s Welfare Reform Bill ...

David Cameron had always promised to safeguard British interests when it came to EU treaty change. Most notably, that meant vetoing any deal...

The UK-wide public sector strike on 30 November was primarily over the government’s proposed reforms to public sector pensions. Essentially...

The Arab spring was motivated by a number of factors. Rising unemployment, a disaffected population (especially amongst the educated youth)...

The Occupy London protests, inspired by and established in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York City, has occup...

As a relatively young genre, hip hop’s elder statesmen (and women) are relatively young themselves; certainly young enough to not compromi...

Online social networking has undoubtedly changed the way people communicate and has made online interaction with others easier and increasin...

The popularity of the British monarchy has undoubtedly been subject to gradual erosion, most notably during the post-war era. With British ...

Having published its final report, the Independent Banking Commission has recommended that the retail operations of UK banks be ring-fence...

The 2011/12 academic year sees the first free schools opening in England. Free schools, as described by the Department for Education are ...