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Britain could be heading for a triple dip recession, Lib Dem business secretary Vince Cable declared last week. His Tory coalition partners immediately condemned him.

Hundreds protested in central London last night, Wednesday, against Tory chancellor George Osborne and his latest round of cuts.

Earlier this week Tory chancellor George Osborne named the new governor of the Bank of England—the Canadian banker Mark Carney, who will take over from Mervyn King.

Ten thousand students protested in London against fees and unemployment on Wednesday of last week.

The Tories are handing millions to some of the country’s least favourite private contractors.

The parties of government found out just how unpopular they were on Thursday of last week. Labour won a by-election seat from the Tories for the first time in 15 years.

Abuse victims have made damning allegations that a number of senior Tories abused children—and that the establishment covered it up.

David Cameron has announced an investigation into allegations that senior Tories abused children during the 1970s and 1980s.

Katrina, a mother of six in Wigan, used to have a job and deftly managed to support her family.

Tory work and pensions minister Iain Duncan Smith has threatened to cap child benefit for people who "have more than, say, two children".

If you want to get along in Tory Britain, don’t be young. Or old. That’s the helpful advice coming from the top this week.

Hospital workers plan to fight proposals to close departments and privatise services after an NHS trust in south east London was forced into administration.