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This Wednesday I made a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) about a print ad in the Birmingham Mail of Monday 21 February.
Coalition urged to act over lobbyists who use party groups 'to buy influence'
From: External news25 Feb 2011
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Corporations and interest groups have channelled more than £1.6m to MPs and lords in the past year through sponsorship of parliamentary groups, a Guardian investigation can reveal.
Libya evacuation: Efforts to get remaining Britons home
From: External news25 Feb 2011
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Scores of Britons are still in Libya after increased efforts saw about 500 leave by plane and boat on Thursday.
Anti-abortion billboard in New York sparks outrage
From: External news24 Feb 2011
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An anti-abortion billboard featuring a young black girl has provoked sharp criticism in New York.
Stoke-on-Trent students visit Nelson Mandela sites
From: External news24 Feb 2011
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Stoke-on-Trent College are providing 22 students with a once in a life-time trip to South Africa.
Arms dealer's wife donated £300,000 to Conservative Party
From: External news24 Feb 2011
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Details of the donation emerged as David Cameron neared the end of a tour of the Gulf
A government inquiry has ruled out setting mandatory quotas to force companies to hire female executives
David Cameron has said no options should be ruled out for dealing with Libya
NHS to lose 50,000 jobs, including doctors and nurses
From: External news23 Feb 2011
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More than 50,000 jobs are disappearing from the NHS, according to freedom of information responses, which reveal for the first time the extent of cuts by local health trusts struggling to save £20bn from their budgets.
David Cameron was forced to recalibrate his approach towards authoritarian regimes across the Middle East yesterday as he put democratic reform ahead of winning trade orders for the first time.