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| The replacement to control orders are to be watered down even further - if the Liberal Democrats get their way, we reveal. Meanwhile, chances of any deal between unions and the government over public sector pensions seem utterly miniscule as the war of words hots up. EXCLUSIVE: Control ordersLib Dems push to scrap curfews for terror suspects The 'control order lite' regime could be watered down further following pressure from the Liberal Democrats, politics.co.uk has learned. Comment: Control orders are an affront to justice Control orders give the government even more power to restrict individuals' freedom than that exercised by the Burmese military to imprison opposition politician Aung San Suu Kyi. Public sector pensionsUnion resistance over pensions a 'colossal mistake' The gulf between union bosses and ministers is widening further as Danny Alexander announces the public sector pension retirement age will rise to 66. Hold your nerve, business chief tells PM Failure to embrace competition in reforms could lead to deficit reduction plans faltering, the CBI has warned. Public sector gears up for mass walkout Teachers are set to be joined by other public sector workers in a mass walkout at the end of the month. Falklands war (of words)'Stupid' Cameron blasted over Falklands David Cameron's comments that Britain will keep the Falkland Islands have been dismissed as "mediocrity bordering on stupidity" by Argentina's president. Scottish sectarianismAnti-sectarian law worries Scottish church leaders The SNP's bid to tackle sectarianism in time for the new football season is prompting concern from senior Scottish religious figures. And finally...Clegg sideswipes at Cabinet colleague Huhne Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has finally got his own back on former rival Chris Huhne. | Opinion FormersCIHT on Road Condition Survey ReportCIHT on Road Condition Survey Report Countryside Alliance: The Winners of the 2010 'Rural Oscars'Countryside Alliance: The Winners of the 2010 'Rural Oscars' CML responds to new EU proposed Directive on mortgage creditCML responds to new EU proposed Directive on mortgage credit |
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