Today's announcement is nowhere near enough to deliver the jobs and help with family finances that women badly need - Cooper
Updated: 2011-11-08 10:52:16
Yvette Cooper MP, Labour's Shadow Home Secretary and Minister for Women & Equalities, responding to the Government's announcement today on women's enterprise, said:

Ed Miliband MP, Leader of the Labour Party, paying tribute to Philip Gould today, said:"Philip Gould was an exceptional man and his death is an exceptional loss."He was Labour to his core, and today, as the Labour Party, we mourn for one of our own.
The dear old Grauniad really didn’t quite get what was happening with the pensions dispute in Monday’s editorial, so it’s good that we got a serious response in to their confusion.
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Today is the 94th anniversity of the Bolshevik (aka October) Revolution; the 132nd Birthday of a certain Lev Davidovich Bronstein (and some other bloke's birthday).
I thought I would mark the occasioread more
Most London City workers believe there is too great a gap between rich and poor in Britain and that traders, company bosses and stockbrokers are paid too much, a survey by a think-tank linked to St Paul's cathedral said on Monday.
Week 2 of my London Marathon training went pretty well. The timed sprints are ery tough, I'm not use to running at "maximum effort" ut understand that it is necessary. nbsp;Touch wood - no broken bones!
My Sunday orning programme oday was a 45 minute "run"...
Next Weekend is the start of he Writeidea free Reading festival taking place in Tower Hamlets (11-16 November). Check out details here. I was interested to read that the "match girls" threatened "Jack the Ripper"!
The Gilda O' Neill Memorial Lecture. Striking a Light: Looking for the Real...
Ireland will close its embassy to the Vatican, one of the Catholic country's oldest missions, as part of a cost-cutting programme prompted by the country's EU-IMF bailout.
Today's blog post comes courtesy of Elizabeth Wainwright and looks at the huge problem of TB among Zambia's prison population. Continue reading →
RESULTS supporter Aimee Hopkins is heading off to Uganda in January to work with the community of Bunambutye. Continue reading →
A second senior British cleric resigned on Monday over accusations that Church of England authorities were dithering in their handling of an anti-capitalism protest camp outside St Paul's Cathedral in central London.
Today I listened to Any Questions on Radio 4. There was a question about the outrageous 49% increase in the pay last year of the average FT100 director (about 10 minutes in).
Lib Dem Coalition minister Jeremy Browne
described the company remuneration committees who "set" the pay of such...
"London Hazards Asbestos Conference is taking place at The Abbey Centre, 34 Great Smith Street, Westminster SW1P 3BU on Friday 18th November 2011 at 10am.
The conference is aimed at establishing and developing networks to support asbestos victims in Greater London. The conference will develop a...
On Tuesday Paralympian Anne Wafula-Strike, who was the first East African ever to compete in a wheelchair sprint at the Paralympic games, visited Parliament with RESULTS. Continue reading →
The Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral in London has resigned after a row among church and local authorities over whether to try to evict a 200-tent protest camp occupying the square outside.
Apologies this is a little late. This week is European Health and Safety week. The theme or 2011 s "Safe Maintenance".
You can download the SE poster here. Futher details here and here.
I've just applied for a place at the SERTUC health and safety...
The tireless campaigning, advocacy and energy of our much loved friend and activist, Winston Zulu, was yesterday recognised by the honour of President Sata granting him a posthumous Insigna of Recognition Award. Continue reading →
We are pleased to announce that the November RESULTS conference call will take place on Tuesday, 1st November 2011 at 8pm. Our guest speaker on the call will be Diarmaid McDonald, Coordinator of the Stop AIDS campaign. Continue reading →