May: ''Police need to share in the cuts''

The Home Secretary was told she was ''on the precipice of destroying'' the country's police service

Youth unemployment is down by 18,000

Austerity is a myth, says finance company

A4e stripped of work experience contract

Civil servants accept ''higher'' pensions

''Home Secretary, quite simply you are wrong''

Speaking at the Police Federation conference, chairman Paul McKeever warned the Home Secretary that she was ''on the precipice of destroying'' the country's police service. Here's his full speech

Taking a measured approach to the problem of NEETs

Prevention is better than cure when it comes to the growing number of NEETs, but how can local authorities effectively intervene at an early stage? Dr Glen Williams discusses how measuring children's attitudes can pinpoint problems and provide vital insight

Data sharing: we've got to switch on

Public servants remain fearful of data sharing, says Lord Michael Bichard, who argues that the proper sharing of key information is vital to the provision of decent public services and protecting the rights of individuals