Rosindell just really, really likes flags
Tory MP Andrew Rosindell has a bit of a thing about flags.
£57m Supreme Court set up was ‘under budget’
The final set up costs of the UK Supreme Court were £1.3m below the estimate.
Positive drug tests in armed forces fall
These figures released in a written answer show falls in the number of armed services personnel failing test for illegal drugs.
Facebook used to encourage young people to vote
The Electoral Commission plans to use Facebook to engage first time voters.
Theatrical performance causes delays at Waterloo
A series of theatrical performances are being staged during summer and autumn 2010 for the benefit of the Railway Children charity before the platforms are brought back into use for domestic services.
Tessa took three staff to Vancouver Olympics
The Olympics minister has revealed how many staff accompanied her to Vancouver for the Winter Games.
Operation Wet Gap
Some intriguing names of training exercises revealed in a recent written answer.
Government property targeted by squatters
This written answer from the cabinet office reveals an upscale property belonging to the government was occupied by squatters.
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Smith’s maiden speech charms MPs
A “Norfolk girl who might be said to have made good” spoke for the first time in the Commons on Wednesday.
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Evening Standard’s unfortunate picture choice
The word ‘gay,’ even in the context of adoption, seemingly means just one thing to the boys and girls at the Standard – half naked men.
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