Anger at MPs' '66% pay rise call'
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A union leader criticises MPs after reports that some are calling for a 66% pay rise.
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The minimum wage rate has increased, but many people in the UK do not get the right amount for their work.
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MPs query the ability of Post Office bosses to boost profits after Royal Mail workers back strike action.
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The chancellor Alistair Darling has been met with a barrage of criticism after he delayed changes to capital gains tax.
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Police are "absolutely furious" that teachers are to get a pay rise above the 2% limit set for public workers, a union says.
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Â· Unanimous backing for action on public sector pay  Â· Postal workers announce new wave of disruption
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MPs, doctors and medical bodies have slammed offers of money to GPs for referring patients with compensation claims.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown is to oppose a proposed pay rise of above inflation pay rise for MPs, souces say.
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Angry unions leaders threatened industrial action on Friday after the Treasury awarded many public sector workers a below-inflation pay rise.
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House Democrats led a revolt Thursday against just-implemented interpretations that critics argue could block millions of workers from overtime pay.
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TONY Blair faces a mauling in the Commons today from Labour backbenchers furious at a plea for British troops to bail out the Americans.
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The introduction of electronic patient records as part of a Â£6.8bn NHS IT upgrade comes under attack from MPs.
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Tony Blair faces a backlash from Labour MPs after refusing to name a date for his departure.
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Gordon Brown says public sector workers will get below inflation pay awards sparking union anger.
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The decision to delay the full police pay increase was taken "in the national interest", Gordon Brown tells MPs.
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Comment is free: Seumas Milne: We're not facing a winter of discontent. But if Brown keeps cutting public sector workers' pay, there'll be a backlash.
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The UK's minimum wage should rise to rise to Â£6 an hour in the next two years, the TUC says, but business calls the proposal "totally irresponsible".