Asthma inhaler ad 'not offensive'
A newspaper advert showing a boy using an asthma inhaler under the headline "sucker" was not offensive, the advertising watchdog has said.
12 Jul 2006
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House of Commons - Work and Pensions Questions
Laws presses Government to allocate money to get people back to work
12 Jul 2006
MPs Launch Campaign to Save Post Office Network
Cornwall's five Liberal Democrat MPs today launched their campaign to save the Cornish Post Office Network.
12 Jul 2006
Cup of tea? That'll cost you...
In a move which may have important repercussions for larger LGBT community organisations, Lib Dem MP John Hemming is calling for the DWP to allow volunteers to be given lunch by the organisations that they are working for.
12 Jul 2006
Charlton says ''Scotland should say no to nuclear''
Dundee Liberal Democrat local party secretary Michael Charlton today (Wednesday 12th July) backed calls by Jo Swinson MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland, to oppose plans by the Labour Westminster Government to build a new generation of nuclear power stations.
12 Jul 2006
Speaker agrees to Lib Dem request for an emergency debate on the UK's extradition laws
In a highly unusual move, Commons Speaker Michael Martin allowed Wednesday's debate after a request by Liberal Democrat MP Nick Clegg. Mr Clegg said an extradition accord with the US is one-sided because the Americans have failed to ratify it. "It's difficult to understand why the government should enact such an important piece of legislation without also exercising the political pressure in Washington, that is only this week belatedly being brought to bear, to encourage the US Congress to enact its side of the bargain," he said.
12 Jul 2006