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Can a new political party win seats on the issue of the NHS?
The public is sick and tired of being lied to about the NHS, that is according to a new political party which will field election candidates on the single issue of the NHS.
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As Michael Gove prepares to investigate a council for removing foster children from Ukip-voting couple, confusion remains over whether the prime minister still thinks Ukip are mostly “closet racists”.
The public is sick and tired of being lied to about the NHS, that is according to a new political party which will field election candidates on the single issue of the NHS.
In 2007 she was drafted on to the select committee for innovation, universities, science and skills, but only managed to make one meeting out of 50. In 2009 it was science and technology, and Ms Dorries failed to get to any of the committee’s 20 scheduled meetings.
The prime minister says he will take action to make sure “dreadful” abuse claims in relation to events at care homes in north Wales between 1974 and 1990, were not left “hanging in the air”.
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Three Scots and no women will investigate the Barclays Libor scandal, writes Michael Crick.