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Beleaguered Andrew Lansley has been given a six-month ‘stay of execution’ in the Cabinet but could lose his job in the autumn, according to well-placed sources. The Tory Health Secretary, who has faced mounting pressure over his controversial plans to sh
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There is a new mood of seriousness at London fashion week. The opening honours are traditionally performed by a celebrity blonde who woos the audience with louche charm and giggly anecdotes, but Boris Johnson was nowhere to be seen as the lights went up
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VICTORIA Beckham is to help promote British tourism around the world, it was announced today.She will shoot a short film to support the VisitBritain's "Great" campaign.The campaign will also feature one of Beckham's fashion designs, with the former Spice
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THE death of a Cleethorpes man – who made a suicide pact with a stranger he met online before downloading a guide to lethal chemicals – has prompted calls for tighter control of the internet. Coroner Paul Kelly has pledged to write to Jeremy Hunt, the Mi
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A £25 million ‘Great’ campaign, a major advertising offensive by VisitBritain, will hit 14 major cities in nine key inbound tourism markets, and reach an estimated audience of 90 million. Running until March, the image-boosting initiative complements a £
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200 years after the birth of Charles Dickens, Michael Rosen takes a new look at two of his best-loved works Jeremy Hunt, a man laughingly known as the minister of culture, celebrated Charles Dickens 200th birthday last week by giving Dickens novels to hi
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Religion must be given a greater role in public life to push back a wave of "intolerant secularisation", Cabinet minister Baroness Warsi will argue during an official visit to The Vatican. Warsi, a Muslim, will call for Europe to become "more confident i
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AFTER a rash of racist incidents – some proven, some not – in football, Prime Minister David Cameron and Sports and Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt are to hold a Downing Street summit this week to tackle the issue. League administrators, club owners and re
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An advertisement for The Sun newspaper is seen on a billboard outside News International's Wapping headquarters in London January 28, 2012. LONDON (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch is under pressure over his Sun tabloid after the arrests of several senior staff
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Britain's prime minister David Cameron will hold a conference to discuss racism in football. Photo: Reuters LONDON: The British Prime Minister, David Cameron, is to hold a summit on racism in football in an attempt to ensure the sport is not dragged back
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FILE - A Thursday Dec. 4, 2008 photo from files showing author JK Rowling reading to around 200 schoolchildren at a tea party in the Parliament Hall Edinburgh Thursday Dec, 4, 2008, where she read passages from her new book "The Tales of Beedle the Bard"
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Soccer 2012-02-13 14:14 Email | Print David Cameron (AFP) London - British Prime Minister David Cameron is set to enter the row on racism within English football by calling a Downing Street meeting to discuss the issue. According to several reports in th
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RUPERT MURDOCH'S arrival in London to defuse the crisis at The Sun is threatening to cause a fresh split in the coalition government over the future of the murky Murdoch empire in this country. Leading Liberal Democrats are privately saying that the poli
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The press and the public are close to reaching "a consensus" on what an improved regulatory system for the industry should look like, culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has claimed. Hunt said "everyone recognises" that the reformed system needed to remain ind
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The logo for The Sun newspaper, published by News International, a subsidiary of News Corp. , is seen outside the company's headquarters at Wapping in London, U.K. The logo for The Sun newspaper, published by News International, a subsidiary of News Corp.
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The Sun is not a "swamp" that needs draining. Nor are those other great News International titles, The Times and The Sunday Times. Yet in what would at any other time cause uproar in Parliament and among civil liberty and human rights campaigners, its jo
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Eric Pickles says Cabinet is 100% united in wanting to see NHS Bill passed - Scotsman "Jeremy Hunt, the Culture Secretary tipped as a possible emergency replacement for Mr Lansley, said the Health Secretary was a “decent man.
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13/02/2012 - 08:01:38 Liverpool finally bowed to widespread criticism with a flurry of apologies yesterday which they hope will draw a line under the Luis Suarez racism affair. Reds manager Kenny Dalglish and managing director Ian Ayre confirmed in separ
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Liverpool finally bowed to widespread criticism with a flurry of apologies yesterday which they hope will draw a line under the Luis Suarez racism affair. Reds manager Kenny Dalglish and managing director Ian Ayre confirmed in separate statements that Su
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Feb. 13 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt said an agreement is emerging on how the press should be regulated, as News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch headed for London after the arrest of five employees at his Sun newspaper. “We’ve come muc
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WINDSOR, ENGLAND - UNDATED: Jeremy Hunt of Team Sky poses for a portrait session ahead of the 2011 road season in Windsor, England.
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