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This week's Troublemaker leads on the queen pocketing even more cash
This week's Troublemaker leads on scrounging lords and ladies whingeing about food and service
The role of the British government in supporting death squads in Northern Ireland was shown in a documentary broadcast in the Irish Republic this week.
Troublemaker explains MPs' pay rises, looks at more skeletons in Ukip's cupboard and visits a Scottish island
Royston Smith, the new Tory MP for Southampton Itchen, is a generous man.
Shares rise after banks get 'record' fine for rate rigging, real victims of austerity, capitalism fails, snog-gate, Ukip candidate goes to BNP, SNP loves business, MPs' pay rise, leeching Lord is back
Cops predict violence, Ukip leaders fall out, tobacco's great for MPs and the Lib Dems plan to 'rebrand'
Troublemaker shudders at the horrors in Cameron's new cabinet, coos at a new baby called Charlotte and wonders when Texas became a threat to the US
Fat cat bosses saw their pay and perks surge by an average of £350,000 last year. The average chief executive of a FTSE 100 company earned more than £4.46 million in salary, bonuses, pension and other benefits in 2014.
Benefit scams of the rich and how the ruling class want the Orgreave inquiry kept a secret
The Murdoch press took time out from calling migrants cockroaches to gloat over the collapse of a number of trials of journalists.
The growth of food banks is directly linked to benefit cuts such as sanctions.
Bosses who back the Tories in the press are party donors, tax avoiders, firms using zero hours contracts and others accused of blacklisting.
Erol Incedal did not plot to carry out terror attacks in Britain.
Leading on the Afzal Amin scandal and including the City Link sackings
Leading on the latest outburst by Jeremy Clarkson and including the overly firm denials of Grant Shapps
International Women’s Day was a chance to celebrate—or patronise, depending on your view—women’s achievements.
With just weeks to go until the general election Ukip STILL has no policies. But don’t think this reflects internal wrangling and rows within the racist party. On the contrary, it is in fact a cunning plan by party leader Nigel Farage.
Tory Eric Pickles has attacked Sheffield council for spending around £687,116 on translation services between 2011 and 2014.
Dozen Tory donors investigated over tax, energy profits down, everyone hates Ukip, rich get richer - poor get cuts, Lib Dems learn to smile, Gove's Jag