Brown's fate may hang on extent of swing to the Right
scotsman.com     21-May-2008            

A CONSERVATIVE win at Crewe and Nantwich would be the first time the party has won a by-election from Labour's grip in 30 years. Despite Labour's insistence that the battle is on local issues, the mutterings on the streets of Crewe when The Scotsman visited were about the cost of living and... [read full story]                    


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reuters.com     55 mins ago   20 related          

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's most powerful union, Unite, warned embattled Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Friday that failing to impose a one-off tax on utility firms to help families cope with soaring fuel bills would...                    

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PM snubs invitation to discuss post office axe

icnetwork.co.uk     9 hrs ago          

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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Improve or face cabinet demand for resignation, Charles Clarke tells PM

guardian.co.uk     10 hrs ago   56 related          

Gordon Brown has just months to improve his performance or face a cabinet demand to resign with honour, the former cabinet minister, Charles Clarke, claimed yesterday. In a brutally frank insight into Labour's plight, he...                    

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Sex Offenders On Ministerial Agenda

4ni.co.uk     1 mins ago          

Amid high level discussions on the devolution of policing and justice to the Stormont Assembly, associated matters are already being routinely reviewed by MLAs.NI Children's Ministers the DUP MLA Jeffrey Donaldson and...                    

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