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2009-10-26 16:20:50 - of 1.6 million pensioners who currently receive it. This decision does raise questions on how future social care will be funded. Full Article at PR-Inside.com
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At the Labour Party Conference in October, Gordon Brown announced that the Government has joined forces with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) to offer up to 10,000 graduates a boost to their future employability through internships in small and... Full Article at Bracknell Forest Standard
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Home Secretary Alan Johnson during his speech at the Labour Party Conference at the Brighton Centre Photo: PA The Cabinet minister was backed by John Bercow, Speaker of the House of Commons, who said the public had to be satisfied that MPs had... Full Article at The Telegraph
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IN his speech to the Labour Party Conference, Gordon Brown said: “Our deficit reduction plan, to cut the deficit in half over four years, will be made law.” He at least highlighted the devastating state of our national finances. Full Article at Coventry Telegraph
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I WAS quite amazed by the enthusiastic reception the Labour Party Conference gave to the “Prince of Spin”, Lord Mandelson, especially when he claimed to have regained favour. Full Article at Coventry Telegraph
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GORDON Brown yesterday signalled his willingness to take part in a series of television debates with the other main party leaders in Britain. Full Article at Irish Independent
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The PM, David Cameron and Nick Clegg would go head-to-head in the live talks - which would be a first in British history if they were to go ahead. Full Article at The Sun
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Gordon Brown has signalled his willingness to take part in a series of television debates with the other main party leaders. Full Article at Birmingham Post
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown delivers his keynote speech at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton Photo: GETTY IMAGES In a letter posted on the Labour Party website, the Prime Minister said he believed there should be "a wide ranging series of... Full Article at The Telegraph
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As bad as things have been going for President Obama lately - including another no good rotten day today - his troubles pale in comparison to what Gordon Brown is experiencing in England. Full Article at Time Magazine
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Commenting on the Secretary of State's speech at the Labour Party Conference, Christine Blower, General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers, Europe's largest teaching union said; "Ed Balls was at his strongest when he underlined the moral... Full Article at ePolitix
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Andy Burnham says hospital car parking charges for friends and relatives of inpatients will be scrapped Photo: PA Mr Burnham announced that in-patients will be given a parking permit to last for the duration of their stay in hospital which they can... Full Article at The Telegraph
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What happened when we went to the Labour Party Conference? We went on a day trip to Brighton yesterday to check out what really goes on at the Labour Party conference. Full Article at getlippy.com
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New powers announced by Home Secretary at Labour Party Conference The police are to be given new powers to bar perpetrators of domestic violence from their homes for up to a fortnight, under proposals announced by Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary, at... Full Article at Family Law Week
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Commenting on the Prime Minister's speech at the Labour Party Conference, Christine Blower, General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers, Europe's largest teaching union said; "I was pleased to see Ed Balls' wobble of last week has been... Full Article at ePolitix
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Welcoming the comments on education in the Prime Minister's speech to the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest teachers' union, said: "The Prime Minister has today drawn a line in the sand... Full Article at ePolitix
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Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown delivers his speech at the Labour Party Conference, in Brighton Photo: Reuters Where GPs fear a patient may have symptoms of cancer they will be referred for diagnostic tests within seven days. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Gordon Brown has said compulsory ID cards will not be introduced at the next election if Labour wins. In his speech today to the Labour Party Conference, he said the controversial cards will not be brought in during the next Parliament. Full Article at ComputerWeekly.com
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown delivers his keynote speech at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton Photo: GETTY IMAGES With Labour trailing the Conservatives in the polls and the Government facing accusation of having run out of steam, the Prime... Full Article at The Telegraph
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News homepage Business Secretary Lord Mandelson used his podium at the Labour Party Conference to announce that the Government will pour another Ł100m into the scrap scheme, taking the total pot to Ł400m - or 400,000 cars. Full Article at Car Enthusiast
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