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The week in Westminster: June 3rd - June 7th

The week in Westminster: June 3rd – June 7th

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Growth forecast: Sunny with clouds

Businesses doing ‘not great, but OK’

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Miliband team hit back after Gove’s blancmange jibe

Ed Miliband’s team have hit back after Michael Gove likened the Labour leader to a blancmange in an op-ed article in today’s Telegraph.

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Patrick Mercer resigns the Conservative party whip

Lobbying scandal prompts Mercer to quit Tory whip

Patrick Mercer is quitting the party over a lobbying scandal.

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Online child abuse images need clampdown from Google, John Carr says

Google ‘must do more’ to combat child porn

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Hague's proposal does not actually feature a red card

Hague wants Commons veto on EU law

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Loan sharks notch up £450m of consumers' money a year

Watchdog ‘timid’ as loan sharks rampage through recession

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Treasury bars war to £900m of potential oil and gas firms' windfall

Not so fast: Osborne closes oil and gas tax loophole

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Clegg: Prepared to give way on some parts of snoopers' charter

Clegg on snoopers’ charter: ‘Some bits of bill will be saved’

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David Cameron's hand will be strengthened when talking on Jose Manuel Barroso and the rest of the EU, Lilley says

European legal battle looms over immigration benefits test

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'Not prejudging, but...'

Lib Dems turn on MP over sexual misbehaviour claims

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Surgery: Better on a Monday

Lesson of the day: Don’t have surgery on a Friday

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George Osborne (or Henry VII) sits in his star chamber

Hammond won’t yield before star chamber threat

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A demonstrator tries to use his phone during a protest in San Francisco in 2011. Civil liberties campaigners warn the snoopers' charter plans give too many powers to authorities.

The plot to get snoopers’ charter passed without Commons vote

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Boris Johnson's leadership ambitions confirmed by Coulson

Boris wants Cameron to ‘fail miserably’

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Austerity Britain: Up to half a million go hungry

The truth of austerity Britain: Half a million go hungry

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Green Deal blamed for collapse in insulation installations

Green deal scorned as insulation figures collapse

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British troops in Afghanistan are holding around 90 Afghan detainees without giving them legal access

UK’s Guantanamo? Afghan detainees held for months without trial

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Solving the extremism problem one cup of tea at a time

EDL defeated… by a cup of tea

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