Charity ruling will make schools more exclusive

Discrimination, conflicts of interest, financial irregularities: allegations against Trevor Phillips and his commission are building.

And, while we're about it, let's get rid of commission-based selling, too

The Scottish Parliament should be given sweeping new powers to levy income tax in an effort to make it far more accountable to its electors, a major review of devolution concluded yesterday.

For true political reform, the people must have a say

It's a female-dominated industry yet it discriminates against women, paying them 15 per cent less

Allegations of kickbacks rock key government department as 1,000 officials face arrest and Trade Minister is forced to resign

'We sing along while we work'

Party sends email to members exonerating them in expenses scandal

Michael Reigner is the commissions and features editor at Panos Pictures

Sex, bribery, betrayal, a royal feud and more sex – the only thing missing from the story of Mary Clarke and the Grand Old Duke of York was a tabloid press to titillate the nation, reports Andy McSmith

Kevin Keegan's legal representatives are believed to have submitted papers to the three-man Premier League tribunal that will rule on Keegan's claim for constructive dismissal from Newcastle United in early September.

Lesley Douglas, who resigned last night from the BBC, was not only the most powerful woman in British radio, she was also, in the view of some, the most influential person in this country's music industry.