London Informer

David Cameron confronted the mass Tory rebellion on an EU referendum with a warning that it was a distraction from tackling the ‘burning building’ of Europe’s economy

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A £5 million package to boost the Egyptian economy is to be announced by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg during a visit to Cairo

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An inquiry panel investigating the causes of the August riots is to visit prisoners convicted of looting and other offences to ask about their motivation

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As Liam Fox’s career hangs by a thread, Richard Godwin examines how corporations and interest groups try to influence government

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An additional 80,000 low income families are to be eligible for help with meeting the costs of childcare under plans announced by the Government

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David Cameron was forced to rewrite part of his party conference speech to abandon a section apparently calling on people to pay off their credit cards

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David Cameron acknowledges anxious voters cannot yet see signs of his Government’s economic strategy taking the country out of recession

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As the Tories gather in Manchester tomorrow, Sayeeda Warsi will be reading children’s stories – creating audio books for visually impaired children and bullying her Cabinet colleagues, including David Cameron, to do the same

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Not for the first time, the crisis of the euro turns on a crisis in domestic German politics

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Angela Merkel has secured victory in a vital vote to back the new European mechanism to defend the euro

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Harriet Harman tore into the Liberal Democrats today for doing the ‘dirty work’ of the Tories as she brought the Labour annual rally in Liverpool to a close

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Nick Clegg will urge Europe to remain united after one of his most senior Tory colleagues condemned the eurozone as a ‘burning building with no exits’

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Is Britain broken or great? Yes, I’m confused too. In a very different tone to his dire warnings about the global economy, David Cameron has found time this week to launch a new tourism drive under the brand Great Britain

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He’s a political maverick, the £150 million global boss of the Ministry of Sound and part of a feuding Establishment family. James Palumbo talks about funding the Lib-Dems, fatherhood and his new satirical novel

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Tory MPs today fought back after the party was attacked by Liberal Democrat Cabinet ministers at their Birmingham conference

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