I've blogged preivously about how one of Labour's rule changes is set to deprive pensioners of millions in benefits. The Daily Telegraph has the story again today:Pensioners are going to miss out on hundreds of millions of pounds of benefits owed to them under a government move to cut the time they get to claim tax credits. In a move that could trigger another backbench revolt against Gordon Brown...

As job cuts loom, councils are paying millions for sites that few residents use, The Telegraph can disclose.

Universities are spending millions on redesigns and maintenance of websites which students say are inadequate and lack basic services, the Telegraph can disclose.

From IanPJ: Millions of passengers' details 'should be given to the Government' says the Telegraph. Using Anti-Terror laws, confidential personal details of millions of passengers flying into and out of Britain should he handed over to the Government to help them fight crime, ministers will say today. Immigration minister Liam Byrne is also likely to say that these powers to probe p...

Telegraph By David Harrison 02nd October 2010 Millions of parking tickets are being issued illegally all over the UK, according to a leading expert. Chris Leithead, ex-head of the Metropolitan police traffic division and a traffic consultant who advises councils on parking, said local authorities were issuing parking tickets in areas where signs were unlawful. He said he had witnessed this in Lond...

Alex Salmond has been urged to stop wasting millions of pounds on his independence referendum plans after a Daily Telegraph poll suggested nine out of ten Scots do not consider them a priority.

Telegraph View: Changes in vetting legislation still have great potential to ensnare and inconvenience millions of people whose contact with children and vulnerable adults is purely voluntary.

Telegraph View: The Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) allows millions of pounds to be devoted to supporting courses such as Tournament Golf, Third World Development with Pop Music, and Waste Management with Dance.

Peter Oborne reveals the apparent conflict of interests that allows the Middle East peace envoy to earn millions.

Hundreds of millions of pounds are wasted on military equipment, with decisions to delay projects taken without understanding their full implications, says a parliamentary report