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After binge-drinking and casual sex, now Sally Bercow reveals she smoked cannabis while at public school
Daily Mail - UK
Speaker’s wife Sally Bercow has admitted taking drugs when she was a pupil at a top public school. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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KENNETH CLARKE: Harriet Harman went to George Osborne's school, Ed Balls went to mine... Sorry Gordon, but the class war is over
Daily Mail - UK
Kenneth Clarke today joins the battle against Gordon Brown's 'class war' tactics, accusing him of 'base political mudslinging' in attacking David Cameron's background. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 08: David Cameron, leader of the Conservative Party, leaves with wife Samantha after delivering his keynote speech to delegates on the last day of the 2009 Conservative Conference at Manchester Central on October 8, 2009 i... View Photo »
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Ken has his own ways of explaining these things ... I think frankly anything is better than another five years of this Labour Government. But I am working night and day, not for a hung parliament, but for a majority government because I do think that in Britain today we have got to take tough and diffic...
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The name’s Richard Grosvenor Plunkett-Ernle-Erle-Drax... but 'De-toff' Cameron calls him plain Richard Drax
Daily Mail - UK
He is favourite to win a key marginal seat for the Tories at the General Election. But the man billed as plain Richard Drax on Conservative political posters is the ultimate ‘Dave’s de-toff’. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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The warmongering Tory party has committed itself to continuing the illegal and unwinnable war in Afghanistan no matter how many British soldiers die, flying directly in the face of increasing public hostility and opposition to that conflict. Full Article at BNP.org.uk
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Sunday, December 06, 2009 LONDON: British opposition leader David Cameron on Saturday met troops in Afghanistan and said he believed troop withdrawals were unlikely to happen in 2010. Full Article at The News
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 08: David Cameron, leader of the Conservative Party, delivers his keynote speech to delegates on the last day of the 2009 Conservative Conference at Manchester Central on October 8, 2009 in Manchester, England. View Photo »
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David Davis is representing the real views of David Cameron's Conservative Party. This is the party that persistently fails to take the tough action on climate change and regularly opposes wind farms as 'bird blenders'. David Cameron's cycling to work can't cover the fact that he lacks a real green agen...
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PRINCE MICHAEL of Kent has lent his name as a patron to a charity run by a British businessman who falsely claimed he helped to rescue 150 people in the Mumbai terror attacks. Full Article at Times Online
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HARRIET HARMAN is to accuse David Cameron of planning to reward philanderers on their second or third marriages with tax breaks, while stigmatising former wives left to bring up the children. Full Article at Times Online
About David Cameron
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David William Donald Cameron (born 9 October 1966) is the current leader of the Conservative Party and Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition in the United Kingdom, positions he has occupied since December 2005. Full Article
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I would come to Scotland even before the election and meet with the First Minister and see how we can work together to build a better future for you.
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David Cameron raised this issue at Prime Minister's Questions two weeks ago and we welcome this climbdown from Gordon Brown.
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I have been wondering what sort of job I should offer Lord Mandelson
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David Cameron raised this issue at PMQs two weeks ago and we welcome this climbdown from Gordon Brown
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Of course we've got to live with Lisbon.
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There is a prima facie case for charging Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, William Hague and David Cameron with waging aggressive war against Iraq. The Nuremberg war crimes trials set the precedent when the leaders of Nazi Germany were charged with invading other countries which represented no military threat t...
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Unless and until they do that, the Conservative Party will be absolutely clear that we want to have that referendum, we want to recommend a 'no' vote in that referendum, we want to withdraw the British articles of ratification as a result of a 'no' vote in that referendum and change Europe in that way
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He recently impressed European policymakers with a speech on policy delivery in Paris and has been focusing on Europe in his attacks on David Cameron and William Hague, lambasting the Conservatives for their decision to break with the mainstream centre-right in Europe and form a eurosceptic alliance wit...
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Wednesday after Wednesday, the Prime Minister stood up in the House of Commons and repeated the line that the coming battle was between Labour investment on the one hand and Tory cuts on the other. All those words have turned to dust and, as I consistently warned week after week, reality has now caught ...
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This is desperate attention-seeking by the First Minister. This is a British general election and it is either going to be Gordon Brown or David Cameron as prime minister.
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Whether it was because of the early involvement of the FBI and state police in a missing person’s case, the different times and locations involved in the two cases, the new leadership in the NHPD or, most likely, a combination of all three, the point is the investigation was done right this time
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I’m already pretty successful and have a great client base [she cooks privately for high-profile celebrities and politicians, including Elton John and David Cameron, but refuses to reveal more details – perhaps a wise move given the furore over favourite biscuits last week]. But it would be fantastic an...
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There is a compelling case to sweep this law off the statute book. That is why David Cameron has said that, if we are elected, we will give Parliament the opportunity to repeal the Hunting Act on a free vote, with a government bill in government time. There will be no watering down or retreat from this ...
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The plans that (Tory leader) David Cameron and (Shadow Chancellor) George Osborne outlined this week are the most wildly dangerous economic proposals that Britain has seen in the past 100 years ... They show absolutely no understanding of basic economics.
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Countries around the world have been paying closer attention to the Tories, speculating that its leader David Cameron could win the general election next June to become Britain's next prime minister
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David Cameron came under fire last night for saying the policy of printing money will trigger inflation and would be stopped if the Tories win the general election. The Tory leader's remarks were described as 'wildly dangerous' by a former senior Bank of England official.
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Kaminski's defence of his outrageous position on the mass slaughter of Jews in Jedwabne in July 1941 is a disgrace ... It is beyond belief that David Cameron is seeking to associate the Conservative Party with a man who sees no reason to say sorry for the mass killing of hundreds of Jews in wartime Pola...
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While people in Scotland are looking for serious action on jobs and economic recovery, David Cameron was wittering on about ideas of Britishness.
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Last night I ran into David Cameron and his crew, amongst whom was a protection officer from Greater Manchester. I had met him before.
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David Cameron's hopes that the Czech Republic would give him an excuse to hold a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty were fading last night. It emerged that a legal challenge against the treaty's validity was being 'fast-tracked' through the Czech courts. This means the country's Eurosceptic president Vacla...
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The Conservative leadership would aim to push through an emergency budget, including spending cuts and a possible rise in VAT, with the support of the Liberal Democrats if David Cameron fails to secure an overall majority in the Commons at the general election.
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David Cameron's Conservative Party is steeped in social justice
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David Cameron has to follow George Osborne in giving tough messages, and he has to paint a picture of what Britain under his premiership would look and feel like. But he has to do it in a more friendly, compassionate way than George.
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I know the Tories aren't as strong on gay rights ... but it's all about the leadership for me. I lost faith in Gordon Brown, and after the credit crunch and the expenses scandal, David Cameron seems to be the only one listening, reacting quickly and making real changes. I don't just look at what parties...
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David Cameron’s agenda for government is for the whole of the United Kingdom.
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