Gordon Brown's looming problems
                   
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telegraph.co.uk     11-May-2008            

Gordon Brown has a series of possible crises looming in the next few weeks. ... Embryology: The legislation returns to the Commons today and it is facing a fierce reaction from Labour MPs who have ethical concerns over the proposed use of "saviour siblings" and other... [read full story]                    


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Sep 5 2008 by Paul Loraine, The Journal THE Prime Minister has turned down an invitation by residents of a Northumberland village to discuss the closure of the local post office. A campaign group set up as an attempt to...                    

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guardian.co.uk     9 hrs ago   55 related          

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Letters: Currency and consequence

guardian.co.uk     9 hrs ago          

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