Downing Street says none of the proposed changes being discussed to the future shape of the European Union would trigger a referendum in the UK.
Everyone to be 'research patient'
David Cameron outlines plans for NHS patients' data to be used for research by private firms - but some patient groups raise concerns.
Article written by Nick Robinson
Nick Robinson
Political editor
15:37 UK time, Wednesday, 30 November 2011
If ever a day summed up the current age of austerity, it's this one: universally gloomy headlines promising even more pain and thousands of public sector workers on strike.
Article written by Mark D'Arcy
Mark D'Arcy
Parliamentary correspondent
17:43 UK time, Friday, 2 December 2011
A guide to the coming week's business in Parliament
Live: Ministerial statements debate
MPs are taking part in a backbench business debate on ministerial statements.
'Consider disbanding' call to UUP
An Ulster Unionist candidate has said the party should consider disbanding.
Scots count price of independence
Almost two-thirds of Scots would vote for independence if they were just £500 better off a year, a survey claims.
£1.4bn schools programme backed
£1.4bn funding for Wales' biggest ever school building programme is unveiled but ministers say plans to improve facilities are realistic despite difficult economic times.
Pfizer and new 'catalyst' fund
Science Minister David Willetts says government plans for a new catalyst fund to help research and development could help companies like Pfizer in Kent.
Hague: UK committed to Afghanistan02:54
Extra £41m for Olympics show02:44
EU 'does not care about our interests'06:53
The art of making a political speech02:56
Gaming can lead to 'more aggression'04:12
English cities to vote on mayors05:42
Union: Hutton wrong on pensions03:27
Who will pay for new Thames crossings?03:06
Euro dilemma
Can PM help save the currency without splitting coalition?
More secrecy please
The culture of openness has gone too far, argues peer
Budget blues
What will the budget mean for the Irish Republic?
What cost to us?
Will the UK dodge the Eurozone missile?
Britain is raising more - but individuals' details remain secret unlike in Finland
Track the Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem performance over time
Whipping up a storm
Discover the best locations to take in some of nature's most dramatic shows
Britain has a hung Parliament - who will be PM?
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