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"This officer is not named.3.11pm: My colleague Hélène Mulholland will be live-blogging the latest London mayoral election hustings from 6.30pm tonight. You'll be able to find the blog here. 3.18pm: Good news for fans of Big Ben. Plans to charge visitors ￡15 for trips up the clock tower have been scrapped after a Commons revolt by MPs.The House of Commons commission wanted to levy the fee in a bid to make savings across parliament.But opponents claimed it breached citizens' democratic rights. Visits will now remain free until at least 2015.3.29pm: Around 7,marc jacobs wallets (http://www.ytcgzx.net/),000 more women in the UK have received potentially faulty PIP breast implants than previously thought, the government has said. The previous estimate was that around 40,000 women had had the implants that could be at risk.
3.56pm: Deborah Hargreaves,kate spade bags (http://www.cnnhkids.com/), the chair of the high pay commission, an independent inquiry into high pay,cnnhkids.com (http://www.cnnhkids.com/), has put out a statement welcoming what Miliband said about executive pay.Ed Miliband is right to slam the take what you can get culture at the top of some of our biggest companies and right when he calls for a break-up of the cosy boardroom remuneration committees. It cannot be fair that top executives are taking massive pay awards year in year out even while they ask their workers to take redundancies or real term pay cuts.Both Labour and the Liberal Democrats have made it clear that they will take action on excessive rewards at the top of companies. One question remains - will the Conservatives also back this essential change?3.
It shouldn't surprise us that people are looking for new answers because we live at a time of unprecedented uncertainty and insecurity.But today I want to argue that this is not simply because of the more obvious moral case, that has rightly stirred people's anger, but also an essential economic case.That our argument for a new, more responsible, productive capitalism is hard-headed - not soft-hearted.Miliband identified five areas where change was needed. I'm summarising them in the next five points (although not in the order Miliband put them in the speech).? He called for "a revolution in transparency" in relation to boardroom pay. Those who create wealth should do well, he said. But people were worried that "top pay seems to have become disconnected from the value created".
Whilst I am deeply concerned by recent developments surrounding phone hacking they are a product of the meticulous and thorough work of Operation WEETING, which will continue.Operation ELVEDEN will be equally thorough and robust. Anyone identified of wrongdoing can expect the full weight of disciplinary measures and if appropriate action through the criminal courts.? The Metropolitan police admits a "small number" of officers seem to have taken money from the News of the World. But senior officers were not involved, it says.12.02pm: Cameron is taking questions now. The first two have been about banks and international aid.12.04pm: Ed Miliband says the whole country has been appalled by the disclosures about phone hacking.
Cameron says Britain should not be involved in any fresh Greek bailout. It was not involved in the original Greek bailout. The EU financial stability mechanism (which would oblige Britain to pay) should not be used to help Greece, he says.11.49am: Cameron takes a question from the FT.Q: Are you confident that British banking system can withstand any shock from Greece?Cameron says British banks have done a "huge amount" to strengthen their capital ratios.Q: Do you think the eurozone will survive?Cameron says he was strongly opposed to Britain joining the euro. But the countries that joined the euro have an "enormous amount" invested in it. They will not let it fail.Q: In opposition you gave the "hug a hoodie" speech.
Try Pankaj Mishra's impressive critique of empire in Saturday's Guardian.In any case, there was plenty in it for Tories like Burley if they bothered to look a bit harder. David Beckham, immaculately turned out in that speedboat, is the epitome of the upwardly mobile traditional values, hard work and discipline. Sir Edward Elgar would have spotted that, Aidan. And the man in overall charge, Seb Coe, wasn't he once a Tory MP? He was. Late for a meeting I once overtook him in a corridor. "A personal best," I cried. " I wasn't trying," he protested.The trouble with people like Burley and the Mail (Labour Glee over its "best advert in years" is Monday's news headline) is that they expect to have it all their own way on these big set-piece occasions.