It started with 'hug a husky' and the Big Society. Now the PM has had enough of his blue-sky thinker

Baroness Warsi, co-chairman of the Conservative Party, has admitted failing to declare rental income received for more than a year on a north London flat.

Coal-fired power stations trialling 'carbon capture' technology could be exempt from regulations

Business Secretary hits back at critics, calls for 'humility', and unveils plan to aid school leavers

The PM needs jokes, says The Independent on Sunday's classroom clown

Empty flats and houses will also be targeted in move aimed at ending property 'madness'

Recession-hit retailers need customers, but a Which? survey finds a third of us are still too afraid to negotiate a deal

The Prime Minister is to be briefed on plans for a £30bn, 10-mile tidal barrage from Somerset to South Wales which could provide 5 per cent of Britain's total electricity. David Cameron signalled his backing, telling MPs: "A huge amount of renewable energy could be delivered through a barrage of this kind."

Tired junior doctors are putting their lives in danger by driving home after long, "inhumane" shifts, delegates at a British Medical Association conference said yesterday.

Ministers decide there is not enough gas under UK to justify controversial 'earthquake' drilling