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Cable prepares to relaunch his career with new war on bankers
From: External news08 Apr 2011
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Nick Clegg and Vince Cable will demand major reforms of the banks as the Liberal Democrats flex their muscles and adopt a more "arms length" policy from the Conservatives.
Ex-MP Elliot Morley pleads guilty to expenses fraud
From: External news08 Apr 2011
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Ex-Labour minister Elliot Morley has admitted dishonestly claiming more than £30,000 in parliamentary expenses, the largest sum of any former MP.
Libyan minister to take Turkish peace plan to Gaddafi
From: External news08 Apr 2011
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Turkey has proposed a path to a peaceful resolution to the deadlocked conflict in Libya, involving a withdrawal by Muammar Gaddafi's forces from cities held by the rebels, and democratic reform.
PM seeks to allay fears, but insists change is needed
From: External news06 Apr 2011
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The government will not take risks with the NHS in England, Prime Minister David Cameron says.
Now the real economic pain starts: yes, it's 'worse-off Wednesday'
From: External news06 Apr 2011
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The longest squeeze in British living standards in almost a century intensifies today – which has been dubbed 'worse-off Wednesday' because it marks the beginning of a tax year in which tax increases and benefits and public-sector cuts will add to the misery already experienced by the millions struggling to cope with high inflation and minimal pay rises. Put simply, the 2011-12 fiscal year will be the first full year of Coalition cuts, and the one when
Lib Dem MPs are under pressure to pay their interns after party leader Nick Clegg promised reform.
MPs' expenses: 'Golden goodbye' amounts not published
From: External news06 Apr 2011
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The Commons has been criticised for not publishing the sums given to retiring MPs, and those who lost their seats, in lucrative resettlement grants.
Gaddafi forces using civilians as human shields, says France
From: External news06 Apr 2011
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Libya rebels accuse coalition of standing by as Misrata assault continues, saying air strikes have abated since Nato took charge
Ivory Coast: Laurent Gbagbo 'negotiating surrender'
From: External news05 Apr 2011
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The UN says three generals loyal to Ivory Coast's besieged President Laurent Gbagbo are negotiating terms for surrender in return for guarantees of safety for him and themselves.
Ending the Count Me In census reports will deprive us of vital data for tackling ethnic inequalities in mental healthcare