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‘The whole point of the House of Lords is that it should be a part of Parliament containing experts who advise the government of the day – most especially when it is making a mistake. We all know that the plan to cut tax credits isn’t a mistake; it’s a premeditated attack on the UK’s […]

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‘In little more than the last four weeks, 560 Palestinians have been arrested by Israel in the Occupied Teritories and within Israel. The storming of Al-Aqsa mosque by police with cover provided by heavily armed military led to the mosque itself being damaged and subsequently closed to worshippers has only led to a further escalation […]

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‘As certain NATO powers are exploiting the recent flood of refugees from the Middle East and Africa to push for more military action in Syria, it is essential to further illustrate the deceptive and nefarious nature of a previous war conducted by the military alliance, namely the 2011 war in Libya. “We came, we saw, […]

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‘Over 300 senior legal figures have called the UK’s response to the ongoing refugee and migrant crisis “deeply inadequate,” urging the government to take in 75,000 refugees each year. The former judges said current proposals to take in 20,000 Syrian refugees by the end of 2020 are “too low, too slow and too narrow.” The […]

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‘In Manchester yesterday, David Cameron claimed people “only really need to know one thing” about the new Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn: that he “thinks the death of Osama bin Laden was a ‘tragedy’.” Taking aside the fact that we obviously need to know more than one thing about the leader of the opposition, this is […]

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‘Parents of children who play truant will have their child benefit docked if they fail to pay fines, under measures announced by Prime Minister David Cameron. At present, non-payment of the £60 civil penalty in England leads to it being doubled to £120 after 21 days and subject to prosecution after 28, but 40% still […]

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‘Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron is accusing those who oppose the expansive trade deal with the United States of making up horror stories about the agreement in order to poison the pact. That agreement is the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), and critics all along the political spectrum are exposing the enormous dangers of […]

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‘The UK government has said it intends to change legislation in order to prevent local councils divesting from the arms trade and Israeli human rights abuses. Announcing the plans, a Conservative spokesperson said that “Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell, alongside Labour-affiliated trade unions, are urging councils to use their procurement and pension policies to […]

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‘Prime Minister David Cameron has urged Caribbean countries to “move on” from the “painful legacy” of slavery, but rejected calls for Britain to apologize for its part in the trade or pay reparations. During his first official visit to Jamaica, which was overshadowed by a row over slavery, Cameron was called upon to apologize for […]

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Former Chancellor Lord Lawson is to lead the Tory campaign to quit the EU. He believes any reforms won by Cameron will be wafer thin and that he needs to be firmer in his negotiations with Brussels. Read more: Lord Lawson to lead Conservative campaign to quit the EU

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  ‘Prime Minister David Cameron has been reminded of his family’s links to slavery as he faces calls for Britain to pay Jamaica millions of pounds in reparations ahead of his first official visit to Kingston on Tuesday. Academics and politicians in Jamaica have demanded the PM issue an apology for the hundreds of years […]

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‘Britain will contribute almost £6 billion to fight climate change in developing countries over the next five years, Prime Minister David Cameron has said. Between April 2016 and March 2021, Britain is to increase the amount of aid money going to the International Climate Fund by 50 percent. Cameron has pledged £5.8 billion, compared with […]

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David Cameron has announced he is sending British troops to Africa to counteract the rise of Islamic extremism in South Sudan and Somalia. Up to 300 troops will take on a peacekeeping role in South Sudan and around 70 sent to Somalia to help to counter the rise of Al Shebab. Read more: Cameron Sends UK troops […]

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David Cameron  delayed implementing new vehicle emission limits after bullying from Angela Merkel to help the German auto industry. The decision caused outrage amongst the UK government and auto industry says Norman Baker, former transport minister. Read more: Cameron Did Merkel a Favour by Delaying Emission Limits to Help German Carmakers

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  ‘A legal proceeding has been initiated against British Prime Minister, David Cameron, over his decision to target Daesh or ISIL terrorists in Syria. Green party lawmakers, Caroline Lucas and Jenny Jones, are working with human rights charity Reprieve to make the first step toward a judicial review to the attack on the Syrian soil. […]

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