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Hague: Israel losing support in UK over settlements
British Foreign Secretary William Hague, who is currently visiting Israel, said in an interview with Sky News that Israel has lost some support in Britain and in other European countries due to its settlement construction policy.
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Pendle MP Andrew Stephenson 'would vote to leave EU'
He spoke out after joining more than 100 Conservatives supporting a legal commitment on the government to hold an "in or out" poll.
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Message is clear from Hillingdon people: no Heathrow expansion
THE legitimacy of plans to expand Heathrow is in question after poll results showed Hillingdon residents are against the idea.
The 2015 General Election: Will the Liberal Democrats make net gains?
Yes, you did read that headline correctly, it wasn't a typo, I am going to discuss whether the Lib Dems can make net gains in parliamentary seats at the 2015 General election, which might seem odd, given the Lib Dems current travails in the polls.
Selinger talks tax at NDP convention in Brandon
Premier Greg Selinger acknowledged tonight that his government's decision to raise the provincial sales tax is unpopular, but he defended it as a necessary measure in order to maintain key public services and build the economy.
U.K. party preaching immigration reform says Britain 'gutless' in face of Muslim radicals
Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's fastest growing political party, United Kingdom Independence Party, at the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France, Oct.
World & UK News: Sally Bercow settles libel defeat
Commons Speaker's wife Sally Bercow has settled a libel action brought by Lord McAlpine after the High Court found a tweet posted by her was highly defamatory of the Tory peer.
Britain's David Cameron faces conservative backlash
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron addresses a news conference in Brussels on May 22, 2013 After building a coalition by embracing liberal social issues, Cameron is facing conservative backlash.
BBC and Channel 4 criticised for giving radical cleric Anjem Choudary airtime
Conservatives' Baroness Warsi and Labour's Jim Murphy hit out over interviews in wake of soldier's murder in Woolwich The faith and communities minister, Baroness Warsi, and the shadow defence secretary, Jim Murphy, have criticised the media for giving too much airtime to the radical cleric Anjem Choudary in the wake of the Woolwich attack .
Drop corporate tax rate to 10%, say Conservative MPs
THE CORPORATE TAX RATE should be dropped to 10%, with much of the tax code re-written in order to compel foreign businesses to contribute the same amount as UK companies, according to the Free Enterprise Group of Conservative MPs.
AN academic has attacked Conservative Crime spokeman John Lamont for taking a "glib and ill-informed" stance against electronic monitoring of offenders.
COMMENT: A grotesque attack on Britain's values
It's the most terrible irony: Drummer Lee Rigby, the married father of a young child, had survived fighting in Afghanistan - a country which had claimed the lives of 444 of his heroic colleagues - only to be murdered in a grotesque act of terrorism in a London suburban street.
Andy McSmith's Diary: Woolwich Twitter witness, Boya Dee, refuses to sell story
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Why it's not the 1990s all over again for the Tories
The last twenty four hours have been a reminder of David Cameron's poise as a national leader.
Tories 'united' on the Europe referendum
Arundel and South Downs MP Nick Herbert has said the Conservatives are 'serious and united' in supporting a referendum on the membership of UK the European Union.
UK net migration shrinks further, official figures show
Net migration decreased by extra 10,000 people to 153,000 in year to September compared with previous quarter, says ONS The immigration minister, Mark Harper, claims the further fall in net migration is evidence that the government's immigration policy is working.
Don't delay on renewable energy, government told
Committee on Climate Change says the sooner the UK invests in low-carbon power generation the cheaper it will be Many on the right of the Tory party have been clamouring for an end to onshore windfarms.
Sarah Wollaston: Doctor Sharp Eyes
If David Cameron wanted an MP able to remove any prejudices that voters might have about "the nasty party", he could not have designed one better than Sarah Wollaston.
Fareed becomes fourth Asian Mayor
DERBY'S new Mayor has described how, aged 16 and only one year after coming to the UK from Kashmir, he told a careers adviser that his aim was to be a bus driver.