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Clegg announces child poverty and social mobility commission
From: External news05 Apr 2011
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Deputy prime minister says body will monitor this and future governments in attempts to increase social mobility in UK and reduce child poverty
Devolved Scotland and Wales slow to embrace ethnic minorities
From: External news04 Apr 2011
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Lack of black and Asian faces in both legislatures strengthens case for positive action, campaigners believe
The Health Secretary Andrew Lansley is fighting a desperate rearguard action to save his NHS reforms amid pressure to water them down from David Cameron and Nick Clegg.
Mothers take Sure Start cuts fight to Downing Street
From: External news04 Apr 2011
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A group of women have used Mother's Day to take their campaign against cuts to Sure Start Children's Centres to Downing Street.
Ian Duncan Smith outlines state pension plan
From: External news04 Apr 2011
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Iain Duncan Smith will today outline plans to create a flat-rate £140-a-week state pension after condemning the existing system as complex and in "crisis"
Gaddafi's deputy foreign minister flies to Athens with peace proposal
From: External news04 Apr 2011
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Renewed signs that key figures in Muammar Gaddafi's regime are seeking an end to the crisis emerged on Sunday when the deputy foreign minister, Abdul Ati al-Obeidi, flew to Greece using the same route out as defector and his former boss, Moussa Koussa apparently with a message from the Libyan government seeking a way out of the crisis.
Cuts threaten to close 142 courts. But magistrates won't go without a fight
From: External news01 Apr 2011
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Courthouse wakes held in England and Wales as JPs say government decision will mean the death of local justice
Ad campaign to raise awareness of voting referendum
From: External news01 Apr 2011
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An advertising campaign to raise awareness of next month's referendum on how MPs are elected is beginning.
Young people bear brunt as councils reveal cuts to services
From: External news01 Apr 2011
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Dramatic reductions for libraries and children's services will take effect at start of new financial year
A yes to AV could make the Green party a force to reckon with
From: External news01 Apr 2011
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The German greens' astonishing result in Baden-Württemberg hints at eventual breakthrough for Caroline Lucas and co