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Rees-Mogg should ‘reconsider his position’ due to his ‘incompetence’, MPs told

Speaker John Bercow rejected Monday’s attempted vote as he ruled it was “repetitive and disorderly” following the Government’s failed bid on Saturday for a similar vote.

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UK's Brexit Secretary to travel to Paris to jump-start EU withdrawal discussions

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No 'a la carte' single market for Britain after Brexit vote, warns EU Council president

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Final respects to be paid to Thatcher

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Cameron braced for EU budget showdown

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Clegg seeks temporary tax on UK's richest

Miliband: Labour 'winning back trust'

Ed Miliband today declared that Labour was “winning back people’s trust” after a night of big gains in mid-term local elections across Britain.

Fri, 04 May, 2012

UK coalition suffers in local elections

The UK's coalition parties have suffered heavy defeats in local elections in England and Wales.

Fri, 04 May, 2012

MPs ordered to repay £1.1m in expenses review

The long-awaited review of Commons expenses delivered its damning verdict today - ordering hundreds of MPs to repay more than £1.1m (€1.25m) and accusing senior figures of being obsessed with feathering their own nests.

Thu, 04 Feb, 2010

Blair faces Hutton inquiry

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was today due to explain his role in events leading up to the apparent suicide of his government's weapons expert Dr David Kelly.

Thu, 28 Aug, 2003

Make-or-break week for Blair at Kelly probe

TONY BLAIR was yesterday facing a make-or-break week as he prepared to appear before the inquiry into the death of Ministry of Defence weapons expert Dr David Kelly.

Tue, 26 Aug, 2003

Dr Kelly’s widow protested to Blair about smearing of husband

DR DAVID KELLY’S widow officially protested to Tony Blair about spin doctors smearing him, secret documents reveal.

Mon, 25 Aug, 2003

Probe continues into mystery illness

Investigations were continuing today to establish the cause of a mystery bug that has struck down 18 Army medical personnel serving with the British forces in Afghanistan.

Fri, 17 May, 2002

Probe continues into mystery illness among British army medics

Investigations were continuing today to establish the cause of a mystery bug that has struck down 18 Army medical personnel serving with the British forces in Afghanistan.

Thu, 16 May, 2002

200 Marines available for military campaign

The British Armed Forces Minister says 200 Royal Marine Commandos are immediately available for the US-led military campaign against Afghanistan.

Fri, 26 Oct, 2001

Duncan Smith gains support for Tory leadership bid

Shadow defence secretary Iain Duncan Smith has won support from Ann Widdecombe after saying he is "likely" to join the race for Britain's Tory leadership.

Mon, 18 Jun, 2001