The scandal that there are no grammar schools, though on the German Gymnasium model, thereby avoiding the crudity of the 11-plus. (And the scandal that there are no O-levels for the most academic pupils once they get there.) The scandal that there are no technical schools, of which there were never anything like as many as there should have been. The scandal that the special schools are still in t...

FORMER Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell became the latest senior political figure to be engulfed in the expenses scandal last night.

An expenses scandal is eroding support for Britain's three main political parties, a poll showed today, and has brought calls for parliament's most senior figure to step down.

VOTERS will go to the polls on Thursday seething with anger over the MPs' expenses scandal which has seen politicians pocket thousands of pounds in dodgy claims.

A scandal in Italy: A scandal in the United Kingdom:

A comprehensive win for Ed Miliband today, I thought. He came to the Commons with a three point plan concerning the phone hacking scandal: 1. Hold a public inquiry under a senior figure, with the power to call witnesses on oath, to look in general at the culture and practices of the media in this

Here are are two election addresses for two political parties keen to capitalise on the anti-establishment/expenses scandal which has brought our parliamentary democracy to it's knees. UKIP BNP Both leaflets advocate an end to unlimited immigration and an end to EU rule. What's the difference? UKIP if you want you to - just read the small print.

Britain's expenses scandal claims another victim Michael Martin, the speaker of the British house of commons, has resigned after being criticized for his handling of the ongoing lawmaker expenses scandal. He is the highest-profile politician to resign so far.  The widening scandal began after the Daily Telegraph obtained a disk detailing expense reports by parliamentarians including tenn...

Brodie Clark, the Senior civil servant at heart of scandal over relaxed passport checks, makes direct attack on Theresa May, accusing the Home Secretary of misleading the public.

Thank goodness for sleaze This week has seen the return of a good old fashioned sleaze scandal. It beats the hell out of all this talk of economic meltdown and job losses. This latest scandal is a variation on an old favourite – cash for favours. This one involves the Lords (unelected), fake