David Cameron has two weaknesses, it is said. One is that he has few detailed policies; the other is that the policies he has are contradictory. Full Article at The Independent

IN the windows of the UK Citizenship Centre in Birmingham, posters say it provides “Home Office Approved Certificates”. They boast a “very high success rate” and the process is “quick and easy”. Full Article at Times Online

This week’s Queen’s Speech revealed that with no sense of incongruity the Government is to give all children the “legal right” to a good education. Full Article at Times Online

Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. To read this article in full you must have registered and have a Premium Content Subscription with the Sheffield Star site. Full Article at The Star

The row over the sacking of Professor David Nutt is, it seems, rumbling on nicely with this exchange between Evan Harris and Alan Johnson in regards to the accuracy, or otherwise, of comments made by Johnson in his statement to the House of... Full Article at Ministry of Truth

AS a minister in all three governments formed by Tony Blair between 1997 and 2005, David Blunkett found himself in one hot seat after another, including the job of home secretary following the 9/11 terror attacks. Full Article at The Australian

David Blunkett's comparisons between the expenses post-Kelly of an MP and a senior civil servant are highly misleading (Comment, 5 November). Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Former UK Government minister David Blunkett is being invited to a meeting to discuss school bus safety. Full Article at Press and Journal

Alan Johnson coupled his admission yesterday of having done too little to tackle Britain’s immigration crisis with criticism for some of his predecessors for having ignored the problem. Full Article at Times Online

Charles Clarke has sent out an email that includes - among other insights - a brilliantly clear, consise history to David Nutt's sacking on Friday. Full Article at Times Online

The Guardian has apologised and paid damages to boxing commentator Steve Bunce after falsely claiming he used a website to campaign to get his axed show back on television. Full Article at The Press-Gazette

DIVISIONS between rich and poor in Sheffield are growing wider - with the situation today worse than it was 40 years ago, a shock new report today reveals. Full Article at The Star

Here's a message to you all – scientists, medical experts, admirals, business folk, PR consultants, economists and anyone else approached by smiling ministers with the flattering thought that you might like to join Her Majesty's government as an... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

The government was at the centre of a furious backlash from leading scientists last night following its sacking of Britain's top drugs adviser. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD), on which Professor David Nutt sits, has an unfortunate history in relation to cannabis. Full Article at Comment Is Free

The Labour government has been engaged upon a deliberate and secret policy of national cultural sabotage. This astonishing revelation surfaced quite casually last weekend in a newspaper article by one Andrew Neather. Full Article at Moonbattery

The huge increases in migrants over the last decade were partly due to a politically motivated attempt by ministers to radically change the country and “rub the Right’s nose in diversity”, according to Andrew Neather, a former adviser to Tony Blair,... Full Article at BizzyBlog

The former Home Secretary, now the Justice Secretary, said it was "just untrue" that the Government had a deliberate policy in the early 2000s to use immigration for political ends and to attack the Right. Full Article at The Telegraph

Labour threw open Britain’s borders to mass immigration to help socially engineer a "truly multicultural" country, a former Government adviser has revealed. Full Article at Sweetness & Light