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MPs warned David Cameron on Monday that the government's new university access tsar will lead admissions in the "wrong direction" and be "harmful" to higher education. The Fair Access to University Group (FAUG) of Tory MPs published a report suggesting...
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The Prime Minister and Health Secretary Andrew Lansley will chair the talks with healthcare professionals at Downing Street. However, groups such as the British Medical Association (BMA) and the Royal College of Nursing say they have been excluded from...
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Conservative peers are threatening to sabotage the Government’s entire legislative agenda if David Cameron and Nick Clegg try to establish an elected House of Lords. A group of about 20 Tories has said that it is ready to go on strike, refusing to...
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DAVID Cameron has played into Alex Salmond’s hands by promising more Holyrood powers if Scotland votes against independence in the forthcoming referendum, former Conservative Scottish secretary Lord Forsyth has warned. In a strongly worded attack on...
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MacKay was the first to use the phrase, which was soon parroted by generals and defence analysts. Politicians in other nations also started using the term. Norway and Denmark punched above their weight in the war, U.S. officials said. British Prime...
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Opponents of the bill including the British Medical Association and Royal College of Nursing complain they have been excluded from the event. Labour accused David Cameron of closing the door of No 10 to its critics. The government said Monday's event...
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The experts pointed to measures taken in the former Soviet Union in the 1980s, which they said saw alcohol consumption fall by a third in two years with a resulting 12 per cent drop in the rate of alcohol-related deaths. The warning comes after British...
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Two top London police officers and several senior Murdoch executives have resigned in the scandal, which also prompted Andy Coulson -a former News of The World editor - to quit as Prime Minister David Cameron's communications director. Cameron ordered...
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"In fact, the Bill will help address the very concerns about fragmentation that the experts raise." Labour leader Ed Miliband pushed the issue on a trip to visit nurses in Bolton. Prime Minister David Cameron has breached "solemn" promises on ensuring...
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Conservative peers are threatening to sabotage the Government’s entire legislative agenda if David Cameron and Nick Clegg try to establish an elected House of Lords. A group of about 20 Tories has said that it is ready to go on strike, refusing to...
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Conservative peers are threatening to sabotage the Government’s entire legislative agenda if David Cameron and Nick Clegg try to establish an elected House of Lords. A group of about 20 Tories has said that it is ready to go on strike, refusing to...
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Cameron is to attempt to shore up support for the Government's controversial NHS reforms with a Downing Street summit on moves to give GPs more power over local health services. The Prime Minister and Health Secretary Andrew Lansley will hold a...
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Wales if current trends continue. A third of these could be the result of liver disease and the rest from accidents, violence and chronic illnesses such as high blood pressure, stroke, heart disease, breast cancer and cancer of the gastrointestinal tract.
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They are putting pressure on the government ahead of its "alcohol strategy" for both countries, expected in the coming months. Writing in The Lancet , doctors said the UK was at a "potential tipping point". Prime Minister David Cameron has already...
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Conservative peers are threatening to sabotage the Government’s entire legislative agenda if David Cameron and Nick Clegg try to establish an elected House of Lords. A group of about 20 Tories has said that it is ready to go on strike, refusing to...
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Conservative peers are threatening to sabotage the Government’s entire legislative agenda if David Cameron and Nick Clegg try to establish an elected House of Lords. A group of about 20 Tories has said that it is ready to go on strike, refusing to...
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Two top London police officers and several senior Murdoch executives have resigned in the scandal, which also prompted Andy Coulson — a former News of The World editor — to quit as Prime Minister David Cameron's communications director. Cameron ordered...
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“No” in that year’s referendum, a Conservative government could bring forward something better than what Labour was offering, many people thought it an honourable offer – but nothing ever materialised from the Thatcher or Major governments and Home’s...
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Cameron will today signal his determination to press ahead with health reforms as he stages a Downing Street summit from which critics of the plans have been excluded. The Prime Minister, who has taken personal charge of implementing the overhaul, will...
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In an article for the Daily Mail, Lord Carey says the proposal to change the status of marriage ‘constitutes one of the greatest political power grabs in history’. He is backing a new grassroots organisation, the Coalition For Marriage (C4M), which...
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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - FEBRUARY 16: Protestors are kettled by police outside St Andrews house where Prime Minister David Cameron was meeting Alex Salmond on February 16, 2012 in Edinburgh, Scotland. David Cameron said he will do everything he can to stop Scottish independence; however...
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