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Coalition wields axe over Christmas as 100,000 jobs to go by spring
From: External news16 Dec 2010
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Flood of warning letters expected to be sent out before 1 January deadline as public sector cuts are formally announced
Unemployment in the UK increased by 35,000 in the three months to October to 2.5 million, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said.
Lords rejects Labour attempt to derail tuition fees legislation
From: External news15 Dec 2010
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Majority of peers choose not to back amendment calling for more consultation but they back plan for £9,000 cap on fees
Ministers 'considering control orders replacement'
From: External news15 Dec 2010
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Ministers are considering replacing controversial control orders with new ways of restricting terror suspects.
Tory backbenchers warn against long-term coalition
From: External news15 Dec 2010
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Disquiet on the Conservative backbenches about the prospect of prolonged coalition with Liberal Democrats surfaced today, with one MP warning David Cameron he could not take "mainstream" Tories for granted for much longer.
Controversial US preacher will not attend EDL demo
From: External news14 Dec 2010
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Controversial American preacher Pastor Terry Jones will not attend an English Defence League (EDL) demonstration in Britain, the far-right group said.
Deprived inner-city councils will see reductions of up to 8.9% – leaving them 'powerless' to protect frontline services
House of Lords to debate student fee increases
From: External news14 Dec 2010
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Controversial government plans to raise university tuition fees in England to as much as £9,000 a year are to be debated by peers.
Councils await funding cut as Localism Bill unveiled
From: External news13 Dec 2010
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Councils in England are to learn later how much the funding they receive from central government will be cut over the next two years.
Miliband appeals to Lib Dems to work with Labour
From: External news13 Dec 2010
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Labour leader Ed Miliband today appealed to disenchanted Liberal Democrats to work with him against the coalition Government.