Prince William plans to extend military career, report says - Herald Sun12 Feb 2012

Daily MailPrince William plans to extend military career, report saysHerald SunPRINCE William will not leave Britain's armed forces as planned next year but will start his family as a serving member of the Royal Air Force, according to The (London) Sunday Telegraph. The Duke of Cambridge, 29, who is currently serving as a search ...Prince William to put military service before royal dutyTelegraph.co.ukDuke and Duchess of Cambridge in 'mid-air flight terror' after pilot makes ...Daily MailPrince William sets sights on extended air force careerVictoria Times ColonistDaily Post North Walesall 19 news articles »

Tax breaks for married couples are ruled out by Osborne sparking anger of ... - Daily Mail12 Feb 2012

Daily MailTax breaks for married couples are ruled out by Osborne sparking anger of ...Daily MailGeorge Osborne will defy Tory MPs by refusing to introduce tax breaks for married couples in next month's budget. This is despite there being a pledge in the Coalition agreement to change the tax system to support marriage.Treasury rules out marriage tax breaksTelegraph.co.ukAnger over marriage tax breaksThe Press AssociationxSky NewsHuffington Post UK -Liberal Democrat Voiceall 399 news articles »

Staff at The Sun tabloid arrested in bribe inquiry - Herald Sun12 Feb 2012

CBC.caStaff at The Sun tabloid arrested in bribe inquiryHerald SunBRITAN'S biggest-selling newspaper is fighting to contain the damage after five employees at The Sun tabloid were arrested in an inquiry into the alleged payment of bribes to police and other officials. Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, which owns the ...The Sun will continueITV.comSun newspaper 'will continue' says Rupert MurdochBBC NewsEight arrests as Murdoch 'throws staff to the wolves'The IndependentThe Guardian -Politics.co.uk -Financial Timesall 1,677 news articles »

NHS reforms: David Cameron says he is 'at one' with Andrew Lansley - The Guardian12 Feb 2012

The GuardianNHS reforms: David Cameron says he is 'at one' with Andrew LansleyThe GuardianDavid Cameron has given his embattled health secretary his personal backing, saying he is "at one" with Andrew Lansley, amid speculation about his cabinet position and the NHS bill. The prime minister said there was no alternative to the changes going ...Cameron faces 'fight for his life' over NHS - BurnhamBBC NewsLansley's holding on — for nowSpectator.co.uk'NHS reform is Cameron's Waterloo'Politics.co.ukThe Independent (blog) -Telegraph.co.uk -Daily Mailall 793 news articles »