• MPs from the West Midlands signed a joint declaration attacking Labour's laxity on the issue.

    ECONOMIST: The ethnic vote

  • They even promised a Cyber Threat Assessment Centre (CTAC), which would reputedly be as critical to UK security as JTAC, the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre created by Labour in 2003.

    FORBES: Can The UK's Cybersecurity Spending Boost Survive The "Age Of Austerity"?

  • The proposed cuts have been drawn up in a joint effort between the council's Labour and Conservative groups.

    BBC: Cuts threaten future of Beacon Museum in Whitehaven

  • The British side appears to have dominated the writing of the joint document, which is full of New Labour jargon and policies.

    ECONOMIST: Anglo-German relations

  • And a Labour councillor questioned the accountability of joint departments.

    BBC: London councils' merger plans cause worries

  • Much of it goes into joint ventures with local partners, so Chinese land, labour and capital equipment are put to good use.

    ECONOMIST: China��s private surprise

  • In a point of order yesterday, Labour procedure wonk Chris Bryant obtained confirmation that joint committees operate under Lords standing orders, which means that the committee chair will have both a vote in their own right and a casting vote - which could give the government point of view more clout in deciding its conclusions.

    BBC: Who judges?

  • Rather, he noted acerbically, it was Labour which was involved with the Tories in a joint campaign to thwart independence.

    BBC: First minister's questions: 'Can I do you now Sir?'

  • The former Labour minister was giving evidence to the Draft Defamation Bill Joint Committee, which has been set up to investigate the proposals.

    BBC: Falconer: Libel plans are 'impressive' and 'worthwhile'

  • Labour former minister Fiona MacTaggart also criticised the way the Joint Committee's inquiry into the work of the EHRC had been handled, saying it was "more like a show trial about an individual".

    BBC: Privilege debate

  • When Fine Gael and Labour agreed to work as coalition partners, they issued a joint document saying voters had chosen parties "to begin mending the pieces of a fractured society, a broken economy".

    BBC: Ireland country profile

  • Seoul has said the purpose of the complex was to develop a joint industrial park where South Korean companies could manufacture their products using North Korean labour.

    BBC: North Korea workers fail to turn up at Kaesong

  • But rather than set up production in a country with labour costs as high as Germany, Siemens could have entered into a joint-venture with an Asian manufacturer.

    ECONOMIST: Siemens

  • In its defence review in 2010, the coalition announced that it was cancelling the previous Labour government's decision to purchase jump-jet version of the Joint Strike Fighter (the F35-B) and opt instead for the catapult and trap (F35-C) type, which required a different set-up on deck.

    BBC: Joint Strike Fighter planes (file pic)

  • Joint leadership may also work well in the tech world because there is an obvious division of labour between technologically minded product managers and sales and marketing types.

    ECONOMIST: Schumpeter

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