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‘As revelations continued to spill out about phone-hacking at the News of the World, Rebekah Brooks tried to seize the initiative. According to a senior executive who works for a rival newspaper group, the News International chief executive assumed that her tabloid wasn’t the only one guilty of listening in to celebrity voicemails. ‘Rebekah was […]

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‘During the British Labour Party’s recent leadership election, the candidate who was supposed to be nothing more than a fringe addition to the competion, Jeremy Corbyn, swept to power by gaining 60% of the vote from party members. This is an unquestionable result and an incredible mandate for power, which far exceeds that of Tony […]

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‘This is a nightmare. The Tories just approved gas fracking licenses for over 10,000 hectares in over 300 sensitive wildlife habitat sites it promised to protect. That includes Bempton Cliffs, one of the largest seabird colonies in Europe. 303 Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) are included in the 159 onshore oil and gas licenses […]

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‘UK government borrowing increased in August, despite Chancellor George Osborne’s repeated promises that austerity is the most viable means of reducing the state’s deficit. In the face of scathing criticism, Osborne has consistently claimed the government’s austerity policies are necessary to keep the deficit in order. However, doubt over the credibility of his claims surfaced […]

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‘Has David Cameron instructed DECC to omit his Witney constituency from the areas currently under offer in the 14th round of onshore licensing? Below is a map of his constituency shown in blue, with adjacent constituencies outlined in black. The red boundaries with the hatched areas mark the 14th round offer acreage on offer. The […]

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‘More than 100 transparency campaigners have written to David Cameron accusing him of stuffing a commission on the future of the Freedom of Information Act with critics of the law. Two months ago, the Prime Minister unveiled the five-member commission and told it to consider reforms to the legislation first introduced by Tony Blair. But […]

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‘It’s well-known, at least to the people of Britain, how the overwhelming majority the county’s top political positions are currently occupied by men who attended Britain’s most expensive and elitist private schools. No single political organization embodies the current political epoch of elitism more than the present Conservative, or Tory government. Many argue that, in […]

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  ‘Free meals for infant school pupils are likely to be scrapped in George Osborne’s November spending review, it has been reported. According to Sky News, the government is considering the cut despite pledging to continue the policy in the 2015 Conservative manifesto. Free hot school meals for all schoolchildren between four and seven, regardless […]

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‘Cabinet ministers are plotting to rebel against David Cameron over Europe amid concerns that he will try to “stitch up” the referendum to keep Britain in the EU. Several senior members of the government are warning the Prime Minister that he will inflict a deep and damaging wound on the Conservative party if he calls […]

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‘Environmentalists have criticised a decision to appoint a former consultant to major oil and gas companies as David Cameron’s key adviser on energy and environment policy. Stephen Heidari-Robinson, a little-known consultant from oilfield services company Schlumberger, arrives in Downing Street just months before the prime minister is expected to attend the UN’s global climate change […]

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‘A petition calling for the BBC to refer to David Cameron as “the right-wing Prime Minister” has reached almost 8,000 supporters in less than four hours. Set up on Change.org by Amanda Drury from Lincoln, it criticises the BBC’s repeated use of the term “left-wing Labour Party leader” when referring to the newly-elected Jeremy Corbyn. […]

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‘Britain has quietly paid in full a £1.7billion European Union surcharge that David Cameron described as ‘appalling’. The Prime Minister said he was ‘downright angry’ and said the British public would find the ‘vast sum ‘totally unacceptable’ when the EU revised membership contributions last October. But the European Commission has revealed that Britain has now […]

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‘Hundreds of thousands more Syrian refugees would have “risked their lives to get to Europe” if it were not for British aid, David Cameron claimed, as he arrived in Lebanon to witness first hand the humanitarian crisis engulfing the region. Mr Cameron travelled by army helicopter to the Bekaa Valley, which is now home to […]

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‘Angela Merkel will expect David Cameron to drop his opposition to an EU army in exchange for supporting Britain’s renegotiation, the Telegraph has been told. The German chancellor will ask Britain to stand aside as she promotes an ambitious blueprint to integrate continental Europe’s armed forces. It comes as Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European […]

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An article I wrote shortly after the Shoreham air crash: Imagine you’re driving down the road laughing along to Radio 1, excited to be seeing your relatives for the first time in months who live a good couple of hours…

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