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1,800 dock jobs go amid anger over spin
Portsmouth has long been under threat when it comes to shipyard job losses, but political spin has clouded that reality.
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Portsmouth has long been under threat when it comes to shipyard job losses, but political spin has clouded that reality.
Tories and Lib Dems are running a three line whip on the HS2 vote – but it’s a “come if you want to vote for it, do feel free to spend half term with the family if you don’t” three line whip.
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A newly bespectacled David Cameron claims US Secretary of State John Kerry’s comments that Syria could turn over its arsenal of chemical weapons to international control was discussed at the G20.
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David Cameron says defence spending has been frozen. Looks more like it’s melted, according to figures from the Ministry of Defence.
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Gary Gibbon is in the snowy Netherlands to see if David Cameron can expect an equally chilly reception for his much-heralded speech on Europe due this Friday.
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There are many more Tory Euro rebels in the undergrowth than actually rebelled tonight. It’ll be interesting to see the abstention list writes Gary Gibbon.
With hours to go until the crucial EU budget vote, Tory rebels are losing hope that they will get enough support – and Ed Miliband joining the cause did not help, as Political Editor Gary Gibbon reports from Westminster.