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Labour MPs made tonight's defeat possible, but the PM will be blaming his eurosceptic rebels

Tory rebels stun Cameron with EU budget defeat

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Health minister Anne Soubry suggested that the government had more pressing issues to deal with than amending the 1967 Abortion Act.

Government U-turn on abortion counselling

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Commons defeat could be on the cards tonight.

Cameron heading for Commons defeat over EU budget

David Cameron could suffer a humiliating defeat in the Commons today, as Labour teams up with his own backbenchers to call for an EU budget cut.

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Wind turbines are resented by many Tory MPs

Lib Dems brief against anti-turbine energy minister

The Tories’ energy minister was the subject of a furious briefing campaign today, after he came out against the construction of further wind farms.

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Michael Heseltine was a prominent opponent of Margaret Thatcher

Heseltine angers Tories as he embraces public sector

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Unions have regularly opposed the government

Taxpayers ‘give millions’ to trade unions

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The government want a record of all communications

Just 6% back email snooping law

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Duncan-Smith has made the UC his key reform

Universal credit could make those in work worse off

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George Osborne: He is coming to get you, one way or another.

George Osborne tops list of Brits’ nightmares

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George Osborne could be contemplating means-tested bus passes

The final straw: Pensioners march on parliament against cuts

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The price of a pint: MPs fight for tax reduction on beer

Price of a pint: The war against beer tax

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Occupy were attacked by police in the UK and the US, but senior economists are now starting to accept their arguments.

Bank of England director: Occupy was right

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Ed Miliband's 'one nation' speech may be behind his party's improved showing in the polls

Labour hits new poll high

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EU budget negotiations: Time to drive a hard bargain?

Despair in No 10? EU budget defeats loom

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Child benefit cut doesn't add up, accountants are warning

Child benefit change ‘will be a disaster for ministers’

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A nuclear confrontation could be on the horizon

Coalition descends into confusion over Trident

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Austin Mitchell has a reputation for creating offence.

Labour MP in sexism row after Louise Mensch tweet

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Child benefit cut is supported even among middle class families

Tories brace for middle-class child benefit anger

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Gangs played a key role in August 2011's riots

Gang violence ‘worse since 2011 riots’

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