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A CONSERVATIVE MP has called for the law to be changed to make it easier for small businesses to sack their staff. Kingswood MP Chris Skidmore is a member of the Free Enterprise group of Tories, which is urging the Chancellor to follow the model of...
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Like the then-Reform party, the Ontario Tories are home to the constituency that is the most likely to support an aggressive restraint agenda. Like Preston Manning in 1995, Tim Hudak will have to choose between pushing hard for visible results on the...
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Reading the words of Thomas Jefferson, Daniel Hannan, a member of the European Parliament who represents South East England for the Conservative Party, addresses America's political right at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington,... View Photo »
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I will update everyone as events unfold but I have to say this is the most serious mistake they could have made and the Tories must be rubbing their hands with glee.
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An ICM poll for The Guardian found 52% believed the Health and Social Care Bill should be dropped as against 33% who said the Government should press ahead with the legislation. The findings suggest the row over the Bill may be damaging the coalition...
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Healthcare spending grew at the second-lowest rate on record in 2010, according to recent data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services(CMS). Still, the $2.6 trillion the United States spent represented a 3.9-percent increase over the...
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Why I had to confront Andrew Lansley over his bid to wreck the NHS, by pensioner who spoke for Britain
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He's spent months arrogantly brushing off claims his reforms will rip apart the NHS and provide a platform for the profits of private health firms. But yesterday Andrew Lansley came face to face with the growing public fury over his hated Bill, in the...
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Daniel Hannan, a member of the European Parliament who represents South East England for the Conservative Party, addresses America's political right at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012. View Photo »
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before the election, David Cameron promised no return to the 11-plus and no return to a grammar school system. But in Government, the Tories have given powers to grammar schools to expand, and parents are now powerless to stop this
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He said: “We will stop the top-down reorganisation of the NHS.” Election campaign. Reality: Tories pushing through the biggest top-down reorganisation of the NHS in its history. 2 He said: “We will increase health spending every year.” Conservative...
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This suggests that the row over the Bill may be damaging the coalition with the support for the Conservatives dropping from 40% to 36% - four points down on last month - while the Liberal Democrats were down two points on 14%. Labour, in contrast, has...
About UK Conservative Party
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The Conservative Party, officially though less commonly known as the Conservative and Unionist Party, is a political party in the United Kingdom. Founded in its present form during the early 19th century, it has historically been the principal party of the right, though in the modern day the party and its voters are more associated with the... Full Article
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