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Labour backs Welsh coalition

Welsh Labour vote for Plaid deal

The Labour party in Wales has endorsed plans to form a coalition government with Plaid Cymru in the Welsh assembly.

Brown pledges £14m for flood victims

The prime minister has moved to stem criticism of government inaction

Prime minister Gordon Brown has unveiled a package of measures worth £14 million to help restore areas of the UK hit by recent floods.

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Media plurality: Government refuses cross-party talks

Many have concerns about media plurality - an unresolved issue after Leveson

Clegg in hot water for calling Nigella assault 'fleeting'

Clegg in hot water after Nigella comments

The name's Osborne, Jeffrey Osborne: Obama confuses chancellor with black soul singer

Obama repeatedly called George Osborne Jeffrey.

Ten years later: A new push for genetic modification

Wheat spills onto a worker's hand. Some groups warn that cross-pollination could see GM crops spread further than intended.

European energy policy 'not working'

The UK cut its onshore wind subsidy by ten per cent earlier this year

Naked rambler given 11-month prison sentence

The Naked Rambler became a celebrated figure during his walk of the length of Britain.

Cameron pledges criminal penalties for bankers

Skyscrapers in the City of London, which is fighting the moves to criminalise wrongdoing bankers

Assange: I'll stay in embassy even if sex charges are dropped

Assange has been in the Ecuadorian embassy in Kensington for a year

No God, no country: Girl Guides rewrite their Promise

Young girls at the Girl Guides will make a new promise, starting in September

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