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Google News: Dermot Murnaghan interviews Foreign Secretary William Hague
[DeHavilland (press release) (subscription)] - So then, there are signs this weekend of some hope in the Middle East. The UN has agreed to send a team to observe the ceasefire in Syria and Iran has agreed to further talks on its nuclear programme so has the region turned a corner?
Google News: Dermot Murnaghan interviews Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Rachel Reeves
[DeHavilland (press release) (subscription)] - Let's talk about government spending now because the budget backlash is still running. Taxes on grannies, pasties and philanthropists are still making headlines but the government is holding firm. Joining me now from Leeds is the Shadow Chief Secretary
Google News: Dermot Murnaghan interviews Schools Minister Nick Gibb and NUT General ...
[DeHavilland (press release) (subscription)] - Now the reforms to British education under this government are much like the health reforms, far reaching and in some areas, controversial. From pensions and pay to accusations of privatisation, teaching unions have said that they will resist many of
Google News: Dermot Murnaghan interviews Liberal Democrat MP Sir Menzies Campbell
[DeHavilland (press release) (subscription)] - So as we've been saying, it's the budget backlash that seems not be going away, pasty taxes, granny taxes and now it's philanthropy tax that's causing unease. Charities are saying that George Osborne's curbs on tax relief on donations are going to hit
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