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  • Angela Merkel on Greece deal: Not much time left

    June 8, 2015

    There's not much time left to get a deal on Greece, German Chancellor Angela Merkel admitted today. At a press conference following the G7 summit in Kruen, in the south of Germany, Merkel said that while Greece's creditors "want [it] to remain part of the eurozone", "there isn't much time left" to make a deal. [...]

  • London mayor Boris Johnson calls on Cameron to drive through EU reform

    June 8, 2015

    Boris Johnson has called on the Prime Minister to "roar on" in a "full-scale breakout" of EU reform, insisting that David Cameron has the momentum in Europe.  The Mayor of London, who was elected as MP for Uxbridge in the General Election, said that Europe did not expect Cameron to win the election. This, he [...]

  • EU referendum poll: A third of Britons would vote to leave the EU

    June 8, 2015

    A third of Britons have said that, were a referendum held tomorrow, they would vote to leave the European Union. Read more: Will Cameron fail to achieve fundamental reform of Britain's EU membership? A poll by ComRes for the Daily Mail showed 33 per cent would leave, while 51 per cent would vote to remain [...]

  • Grant Shapps sockpuppet whistleblower Richard Symonds forced out by Wikipedia committee

    June 8, 2015

    The man behind the claims that Grant Shapps was favourably editing his own Wikipedia page (and doing down his political rivals) has had all his privileges revoked.   In the run-up to the General Election, Wikipedia blocked the account Contribsx, saying it suspected it of being used by Shapps or someone “under his clear direction”. [...]

  • Harriet Harman admits that even Labour voters were relieved at election loss

    June 8, 2015

    The interim Labour leader has admitted that even people who supported Labour in the General Election were relieved that the party did not win. In an interview with The Independent, Harriet Harman said concerns about the party's leadership and economic competence hindered Labour's success.  Read more: Here's how the Labour leadership race is stacking up [...]

  • Universal credit could make working less appealing for some, report claims

    June 8, 2015

    The government's reforms to Britain's welfare system may in fact be making it more attractive for some in society to not work, according to a new report.  Research conducted by the Resolution Foundation indicates that universal credit, the Tories' flagship benefits programme, may mean that some groups find it more attractive to reduce the number [...]

  • EU referendum: 40pc increase in campaign budget limit angers Eurosceptics as Barack Obama again voices support for Yes vote

    June 8, 2015

    David Cameron has angered Eurosceptics with plans to raise the campaign spending limits for the EU referendum by 40 per cent. According to The Times, he amount the “lead” organisation in each campaign will be permitted to spend will hit £7m, up from £5m, while the total for each campaign would be £35m, up from [...]

  • EU referendum: Who are the cabinet ministers most likely to campaign to leave Europe?

    June 8, 2015

    David Cameron is facing a split in his party as he attempts to renegotiate Britain's relationship with the European Union. With a slim majority in the House of Commons, and a referendum battle to face after his negotiations, he may face future rebellion in his own cabinet over the EU.  Some 50 Tory MPs have [...]

  • David Cameron tells expenses watchdog to “think again” on MPs pay rise

    June 8, 2015

    David Cameron has called on the MPs' expenses watchdog to "think again" on plans to increase MPs' pay by 10 per cent.  The Prime Minister has insisted that Ipsa (Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority) should shelve its plans for the salary increase, saying that he does not think it is "the right approach".  He said he [...]

  • Liz Kendall loses more ground in Labour leadership contest

    June 7, 2015

    The race to replace Ed Miliband as Labour leader is narrowing, with the betting markets showing increased support for Yvette Cooper and waning interest in Liz Kendall. Andy Burnham remains the frontrunner according to the major odds-makers. But Ladbrokes said yesterday that Cooper’s price had contracted in recent days, from as long as 11/2 to [...]

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