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This morning's Times claimed that, in spite of pledges by the Energy Minister to protect green belt land, the number of solar farms was set to double in 2014 with many large developments earmarked in rural spots. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Rachel Reeves today made headlines by announcing that a Labour government would prevent jobseekers from receiving benefit payments unless they met basic skills levels. How many people are likely to be affected? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Labour leader Ed Miliband today claimed that a "reckoning" with the banks was necessary to ensure that the country built "a banking system that serves the real economy." But are British banks as dysfunctional as he suggests? Read
As part of his keynote speech on Europe this week the Chancellor of the Exchequer highlighted the growing extent to which Europe's economies are being overtaken by China and India. What effect will this have? Read
Europe
With Europe and welfare reform both topics at the top of the political agenda at the moment, Chancellor George Osborne used his speech to Open Europe this week to claim that European countries "can't go on" spending the amounts they do on social protection. Read
Police recorded crime figures will no longer carry the 'National Statistics' quality mark, following an assessment by the UK Statistics Authority. It comes as "accumulating evidence" suggests that police crime … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
With Labour Leader Ed Miliband limbering up in yesterday's Telegraph for his set piece speech on the middle-class later this week, we offer a group of factchecks looking at whether the pressures they face are as severe as he claims. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
With Labour Leader Ed Miliband limbering up in this morning's Telegraph for his set piece speech on the middle-class later this week, we offer a group of factchecks looking at whether the pressures they face are as severe as he claims. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
With Labour Leader Ed Miliband limbering up in this morning's Telegraph for his set piece speech on the middle-class later this week, we offer a group of factchecks looking at whether the pressures they face are as severe as he claims. Read
Crime
With tensions still running high after the police shooting of Mark Duggan was ruled lawful by an inquest jury last week, is the local MP's claim about the proportion of ethnic minority officers serving in the Metropolitan Police accurate? Read
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