The Supreme Court is to hear a case challenging the way councils in England can consider their finances when assessing people for social care.

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Court hears social care challenge

The Treasury is criticised for the way it monitors government spending and manages risk, in an MPs’ report.

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Accounts ‘expose Treasury flaws’

Growing inequality, environmental decline and “teetering” economies mean the world must change the way it does business, a major UN report says.

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UN maps ‘future worth choosing’

A report suggests dozens of teacher misconduct cases could go unheard because of changes to the way in which the profession is being regulated.

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Misconduct cases ‘to go unheard’

A British judge has launched an inquiry into the way journalists operate after the phone hacking scandal that has seared its way through Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

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New Inquiry Shows Wider Phone Hacking

Welsh Labour will oppose any changes to the way assembly members are elected, if proposed by the UK government.

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Labour to fight assembly vote bid

The social network will ask users to opt into future changes to the way it uses their personal information according to a report.

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Facebook privacy overhaul, report

Do TV characters affect the way we behave?

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TV archetypes: Which one are you?

After passing a landmark health bill, Massachusetts is now looking to become the first state to radically change the way health care providers are paid.

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Massachusetts Looks at ‘Global Payments’ to Lower Health Cost

Anderson’s header sends Manchester United on the way to a victory over Norwich that keeps them top of the Premier League.

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Man Utd 2-0 Norwich

I am beginning to feel about Rick Perry the way Fay Wray felt about King Kong. The big ape is starting to grow on me. First I was shocked and then I was scared but now, the more he gets attacked by those on his right (imagine!), the more a certain sympathy stirs in me. Here and there, the big lug is downright lovable. Read full article > >

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The lovable Rick Perry

Madagascar’s political leaders sign a deal paving the way for elections to be held within a year and the return of ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana.

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Madagascar deal for new elections

The consumers’ association Which? says the UK’s largest travel firm could be breaking the law because of the way it promotes some deals.

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Travel firm ‘may be breaking law’

A Supreme Court ruling paved the way for supporters to raise unlimited cash for presidential contenders.

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Lines Blurring Between PACs and Candidates

Sir Alex Ferguson is critical of the way Football Association has treated Manchester United.

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Ferguson four-letter blast at FA