The Eighteen Millionaires In Cameron's Cabinet

Leader of the Lords Lord Strathclyde £9,500,000
Defence Secretary Phillip Hammond £8,200,000
Foreign Secretary William Hague
£4,800,000
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt
£4,800,000
Enviroment Secretary Caroline Spelman £4,500,000
Chancellor George Osborne
£4,500,000
Prime Minster David Cameron
£3,800,000
Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude
£3,200,000
Attorney General Dominic Grieve
£2,800,000
Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell
£2,200,000
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg
£2,000,000
Home Secretary Theresa May
£1,800,000
Universities Minister David Willetts
£1,600,000
N Ireland Secretary Owen Patterson
£1,600,000
Justice Secretary Ken Clarke
£1,500,000
Government Minister Oliver Letwin
£1,500,000
Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan
£1,400,000
Commons Leader George Young
£1,200,000

David Cameron Does A U-Turn Over The Date Of A Scottish Referendum

The SNP campaign director Angus Robertson MP said: "After a year of huffing and puffing and trying to dictate the timescale of Scotland's referendum from Westminster, Mr Moore and the anti-independence parties have collapsed in a heap over the date. "It is a very welcome step forward, but begs the question of why they spent such a long time making a fuss about something that even the Prime Minister says he is 'not fussed' about. Mr Robertson pointed out that the Electoral Commission had drawn "particular attention" to the need to allow proper time to prepare for the referendum. He added: "Having lost on the process, this is a serious blow to the credibility of the No campaign in terms of the substance of the debate on Scotland's future."
The launch of the pro-independence Yes Scotland campaign on Friday saw famous faces such as actors Brian Cox and Alan Cumming team up with politicians including First Minister Alex Salmond. Supporters at the event, staged in an Edinburgh cinema, signed a "Yes declaration" stating it is "fundamentally better" if decisions about the country's future are taken by the people of Scotland. The campaign aims to get 1,000,000 voters to sign the declaration before the referendum.

Dennis Canavan Speaks Out About His Conversion

The former Labour party veteran has spoken out about his conversion to the cause of Scottish Independence. He told the Good Morning Scotland programme: "My conversion stems from my experience of 25 years as a Westminster MP and eight years as an MSP. "That experience forced me to come to the conclusion that the Westminster Parliament is completely out of touch with the people of Scotland whereas the Scottish Parliament does respond more readily to the values, the needs and the aspirations of the people of Scotland."

Ireland Best Place To Invest In Western Europe

Ireland has topped the list of the best places to invest in Western Europe, according to the annual Global Best-to-Invest Rankings compiled by international magazine Site Selection.

Dublin comes top of the Metropolitan places to invest followed by Frankfurt, Edinburgh and Birmingham.

Glasgow Rangers EBT Payments

The Players:

Alan Hutton £364,000
Alex Rae £569,000
Christian Nerlinger £1,800,000
Barry Ferguson £2,500,000
Bob Malcolm £125,000
Carlos Cueller £488,255
Craig Moore £1,100,000
Dan Eggen £68,000
Dado Prso £1,900,000
Fernando Ricksen £684,255
Gavin Rae £376,000
Jean-Alain Boumsong £630,000
Michael Ball £1,400,000
Michael Mols £260,000
Nacho Novo £1,200,000
Neil McCann £500,000
Pedro Mendes £1,000,000
Steven Davis £600,000
Tore Andre Flo £1,300,000
Thomas Buffel £1,200,000

The Managers:

Dick Advocaat £1,500,000
Graeme Souness £30,000
Alex McLeish £1,700,000
Paul Le Guen £200,000

The Club Owner:

Sir David Murray £6,300,000

Increase Of Irish Passport Applications In The Six Counties

Since the post office in the North introduced its Accept and Send service in 2007 there have been 149,800 applications for a Irish passport. Expect an even bigger increase as it has has been revealed recently that students from the North holding Irish passports are exempt from paying fees at Scottish Universities.

David Cameron's Own Goal

Talking before last night’s Champions’ League final between Bayern Munich and Chelsea,Angela Merkel said to the PM: “Terry is not there.” David Cameron replied: “That’s good”, to which Angela Merkel replied: “Don’t you like him?” He answered: “He’s said some bad things.” John Terry is currently awaiting trial on charges of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.