Creeping levels of corruption in Britain have resulted in a worrying increase in the bribery of public officials, according to a major new report released on Tuesday.

Officers quickly quashed the unrest, unleashing a barrage of tear gas canisters

Experts warn that all parties will make deeper cuts after election as the only way to tackle the deficit

Belu, the social enterprise bottled water company which hands all of its profits to the charity Water Aid, has won a £100,000 contract to supply dining rooms, canteens and select committee meetings at the House of Commons and House of Lords.

In a televised address, she also referenced her own struggles against the country's former military junta

A million people have taken to the streets in anti-government demonstrations

Civil servants receive large severance payments for signing ‘compromise agreements’ on exit

23-year-old says she faced 'psychological torture' from military police after being arrested

The visitor to this sensational new exhibition is greeted with the words: “My fellow Londoners, can’t you see how we are diminished?” 

Businesses and organisations that use profit to help to find better social solutions are really important

Only radical reform will make public services sustainable in the long term, Treasury is told

Ed Miliband argues that 'lots of organisations receive donations on this basis'

A future Labour government would scrap the winter fuel allowance for over half a million richer pensioners, the shadow Chancellor, Ed Balls,announced today, as part of attempts to prove the party is ready to take tough spending decisions.