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The British Medical Association has lost its legal challenge on NHS widowers' pensions which could have cost the government more than £4bn.

The Labour Party has switched to using the Consumer Prices Index for uprating its own pension scheme despite repeatedly attacking the government for making the change possible.

Health secretary Andrew Lansley has privately attacked the government's plans to overhaul public sector pensions.

Jonathan Stapleton's thoughts on public sector progress

The British Medical Association has challenged the government in the High Court over pensions paid to widowers by public sector schemes in a case which could cost the taxpayer £4bn.

The Work and Pensions Committee has launched an inquiry into auto-enrolment and the National Employment Savings Trust.

Fair Deal policy should be retained for the LGPS to ensure outsourced workers benefit from higher investment returns and cost savings, Greater Manchester Pension Fund says.

UK - Trustees are to be given new tools by the government to improve their oversight and clarify fiduciary duty in a shake up of trustee responsibilities.

Ole Beier Sørensen discusses the nationwide effort needed to encourage low-carbon investing

Once more unto the breach, says Jonathan Stapleton