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According to the campaign, Government activities account for as much as 1% of total UK emissions, so a move this size has direct and important consequences on total emissions. But it is also an important signal to the rest of the country—we are in this together,... Full Article at Treehugger
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LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 02: A sign instructing no entry for the general public is affixed to the gates of the Houses of Parliament on February 2, 2010 in London, England. The Conservative party is proposing to open the process of candidate selection to... View Photo »
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LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 02: Conservative Party leader David Cameron (R) walks with Shadow Chancellor George Osborne after Osborne delivered a speech on the future of the British economy, at the British Museum on February 2, 2010 in London, England. Mr... View Photo »
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Millions are bitterly angry at New Labour for attacking workers and waging war. But they dont want the Tories. Full Article at Socialist Worker UK
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'This is a redline for us', says shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt of plan for independently funded news consortiums The shadow culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has ratcheted up his opposition to the government's plan for regional TV news consortiums... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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It is perfectly possible to win general elections without the support of the City and the bosses of substantial private-sector companies. Full Article at BBC News
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Bad news for David Cameron in the Standard this afternoon – several Tories have not made expenses repayments that were agreed seven months ago. After yesterday’s success, the last thing Cameron needed was a question over the effectiveness of his Scrutiny... Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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WHY???????????????? I had my pay frozen last year and indications are it will be frozen this year. Inflation is less than 2%, Rip of Tories again, god help us if they get in power. WHY???????????????? I had my pay frozen last year and indications are it will... Full Article at Oxford Mail
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At Left Foot Forward, Ed Jacobs blogs on Northern Ireland's slow march towards peace, and the painful process of laying the violent past to rest. Mike Smithson at Political Betting shows us, visually, why things might be different in the marginal seats. Simon... Full Article at New Statesman
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"Caring" versus "cruel", as far as the eye can see. All of which rather prompts the question: how should the Tories respond to this deluge of guarantees? So far, they've taken the sensible route of not paying them too much lip service – the thinking of many... Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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Yet again (and not for the first time either) Vulture hits the nail on the knob. I agree with Vulture on this. It is a desperate attempt to shore up the core Labour and anti-Conservative vote at the general election. The aim is to get that vote out again and... Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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Labour's majority falls to 308, leaving it 15 seats short of a majority, and the Lib Dems make a dramatic breakthrough, winning 110 seats. The Tories win 199, just one more than under first-past-the-post. Under the single transferable vote (STV), Labour wins... Full Article at New Statesman
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