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Contender says yes to power vote

Carwyn Jones has said he is committed to the One Wales agreement Welsh Labour leadership candidate Carwyn Jones has reiterated his commitment to holding a referendum on full law-making powers for Wales. It comes after he hinted...

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Hate the EU? Then I beg you to vote Tory

David Cameron may have backed down on the Lisbon Treaty, but in power the Conservatives will work hard to decrease the power of Brussels, says Janet Daley. Not just undemocratic but positively, deliberately anti-democratic:...

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PM holds justice devolution talks

Martin McGuinness and Peter Robinson met the prime minister in London Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness have held talks with the prime minister and the secretary of state over the devolution of policing and justice. The...

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Cameron relief at EU policy response

David Cameron's new European policy yesterday came under fire from Conservative Eurosceptics for being too timid, but the party leader was said by aides to be "relieved" that it had not provoked more of a political or media...

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Having an affair 'not a barrier to being MP' says shadow women's minister

Having an extramarital affair should not stand in the way of someone becoming an MP the Tory's shadow women's minister Baroness Morris of Bolton said as she intervened in the row over the selection of Elizabeth Truss.

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Ukraine's PM says no need for state of emergency over flu

KIEV, November 7 (RIA Novosti) - Ukraine's Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko said on Saturday she saw no need for declaring a state of emergency in the country over a flu epidemic that has killed 135 people. Late on Friday,...

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Labour hit by poll cash crisis

Isabel Oakeshott, Deputy Political Editor LABOUR is facing an election crisis after being banned from spending extra money on campaigning. The party has been forced to make drastic cutbacks after expected donations failed to...

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Alan Sugar: I’ll fire myself – that’ll learn you

Stonily quiet at the back of a big, blank office on a weird, wind-whipped Essex trading estate, Sir Alan Sugar — ’skewze me, Lord Sugar — looks small, angry and alone. The businessman’s face, normally the rough beige of a...

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Tory MP visits Edinburgh students

Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. Published Date: 07 November 2009 SHADOW children, schools and families secretary Michael Gove is to visit Edinburgh next week. He is due to call...

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WILLIAM REES-MOGG: The decline and fall of the EU empire

The Lisbon Treaty was finally brought to ratification last week. Just as a visitor to the Coronation Durbar in Delhi in 1911 might have known at a glance that the British Empire in India was on its last legs, so a cursory...

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