SHAMEFUL MEPs are already plotting to torpedo the historic EU budget cut.
The Euro politicians want a secret ballot on the issue so they can vote for a rise anonymously and escape their national leaders’ fury.
Tories warned the sinister plot, unveiled yesterday by the MEPs’ German president Martin Schulz, would “almost certainly” succeed...
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Showing posts with label Welfare Reforms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Welfare Reforms. Show all posts
Saturday, February 09, 2013
(Brit) SocialMedia: Brussels plot
Friday, February 08, 2013
(Brit) SocialMedia: 'U-turn' over scrapping of GCSEs
Planned switch from GCSEs to Baccalaureate in England 'abandoned'
Plans to scrap GCSEs in key subjects in England and replace them with English Baccalaureate Certificates are being abandoned by the government.
The reversal was announced by the education secretary in the Commons, alongside curriculum changes.
Michael Gove said plans for the new exams had been "a bridge too far".
Sunday, December 02, 2012
i-Politics: More Austerity For Britain
reblogged from i-thorts' i-Politics
Alongside the statement on Wednesday, the Chancellor's Autumn Statement on Wednesday, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR - the independent fiscal watchdog) are set to tell George Osborne that the Government's efforts to reduce borrowing are in danger.
An Extra Of Austerity
Foreseen For Britain
Alongside the statement on Wednesday, the Chancellor's Autumn Statement on Wednesday, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR - the independent fiscal watchdog) are set to tell George Osborne that the Government's efforts to reduce borrowing are in danger.
The OBR are expected to warn this week that the Chancellor looks set to miss his target for bringing down Britain's debt mountain; raising the prospect of more austerity measures.
Unless the Chancellor puts forward further hardship measures, Economists - alarmed by just how difficult it seems for the debt-ratio to begin decreasing in the foretold timescale of 2014-15 and 2015-16 (which Mr Osborne set to reduce GDP) - warn that Mr Osborne's goal for reductions to the gross domestic product were totally underestimated. This means the Chancellor's duel debt-reducing targets are more at risk because of the low growth-estimates and their knock-on impact on the Treasury's revenues.
"When the OBR was established in 2010 I said that the evidence of its success would come when a Chancellor of the Exchequer wished it had never been set up. I think that moment is approaching..."
As if things aren't bad enough! The outcome being an extra year of hardship is foreseen for British citizens .
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