Obama wins backing of powerful Democrats in race for White House
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Barack Obama has renewed his momentum, with more Democratic leaders drifting to the White House front-runner's camp Wednesday despite his pummeling by Hillary Clinton in the West Virginia primary. The former first lady routed the Illinois senator by 67 to 26 percent in West Virginia, in a contest. [read full story]                    

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BNP Bolstered By 'Failure Of MPs'

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4:33am UK, Saturday November 22, 2008 A Cabinet minister says white working-class voters have turned to the far-right British National Party because they feel ignored by mainstream politicians. White working-class voters prefer...

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Ministers 'set to ban happy hour'

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Ministers are set to announce a ban on 'happy hours', reports claim Ministers are set to ban happy hours in pubs and clubs as part of a crack down on binge-drinking, it has been claimed. A new Code of Conduct will outlaw...

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Close shave for opera singer

birminghamhippodrome.com
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One of Welsh National Opera’s principal singers took time out of rehearsals to serenade clients and staff at House of Fraser today (19 Nov). Baritone, JOHN MOORE who sings the role of Figaro in the The Barber of Seville was...

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Christmas truancy crackdown

wandsworth.gov.uk
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Children missing school without acceptable reasons are to be targeted in the run up to Christmas in the latest crackdown on classroom absenteeism. Truancy rates often increase in the weeks leading up to Christmas because some...

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