The BBC website is reporting that Liberal Democrat Home Affairs Spokesperson, Chris Huhne has joined those calling in Speaker of the House of Commons, Michael Martin to go over the fiasco behind the publication of MPs' expenses: Mr Huhne told the BBC: "I think Michael Martin will have to go. I don't think he's the right person to do this job." Speaking on BBC 2's Newsnight, Mr ...

Labour Peer and Attorney General, Baroness Scotland, has been caught employing an illegal immigrant. Needless to say it's not on the BBC News homepage. Will she be prosecuted? Will she resign as she damn well should? She's the Attorney General, for the love of God. Or will she too play the race card and accuse those who are calling for her to be prosecuted and fired of racism?

BBC chairman Sir Michael Lyons hits back at Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw's comments that the BBC Trust should eventually be scrapped.

The coalition agreement’s commitment to devolve more powers from Westminster to Scotland was one aspect that helped it win strong support from Scottish Liberal Democrats as further devolution has been a long-running Lib Dem demand. Now the Scotland Bill is moving through Parliament to turn those commitments into action. The BBC reports: Scottish Secretary Michael

The BBC's main building in Scotland was occupied by demonstrators but BBC Scotland reporters were asked to stay inside the newsroom while the protest was under way. 'BBC Scotland journalists were initially asked not to film the demonstrators. When one member of staff did shoot footage on a hand-held camera, they were asked not to upload the film onto the BBC's computers, where it could be accessed...

The onset of the recession saw the number of thefts in Scotland increase for the first time in a decade official figures have shown.

Last night Jana Bennett, Director of BBC Vision, gave a speech to the Royal Television Society in which she outlined plans to increase spending on network programming outside London by 50% by 2016. As the accompanying press release states: Subject to final funding approval, the out of London plan...

Royal Bank of Scotland will convert £5bn of Treasury-owned preference shares into ordinary shares, BBC News learns.

FRIENDS of Michael Martin have expressed fears that the former House of Commons Speaker would be the victim of a "BBC stitch-up" when his character is recreated in

The BBC reckons 32 MPs have lost confidence in Michael Martin, with many more very concerned by the Damian Green affair. The Sunday Times reports that Michael Martin plans to 'go on and on', he will not only refuse to resign now, he will even try to continue on beyond the next election. Let me tell you what I think about Michael Martin. I think a lot of the attacks he has faced have been...