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Donald Trump: prepare for a nasty and bruising contest
Now the Republican Party must live with the candidate it never imagined would be the Presidential nominee.
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Now the Republican Party must live with the candidate it never imagined would be the Presidential nominee.
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Party delegates in Scotland vote overwhelmingly against renewing the nuclear deterrent, rejecting the official line of the UK party.
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Muslim chaplain Tahera Ahmad claims she faced discrimination and verbal abuse while she was on board a United Airlines flight on Friday.
Propaganda videos on social media from the so-called Islamic State shows the apparent destruction of Iraq’s priceless artefacts and some of the most important surviving relics of the ancient world.
With the general election just 45 days away, parties are desperate to energise their supporters to get the vote out on 7 May. But disillusionment with the political process has never been higher.
What David Cameron said would happen before the last election – and what really happened.
The Ukip leader travelled to Washington to speak at right-wing conference CPAC – but was placed bottom of the bill, after most of the delegates had left.
The former Conservative chief whip says he is “bitterly disappointed” after a judge finds, on the balance of probability, he did use the word “pleb” during a row with Downing Street police in 2012.