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Key Poll Shows Labour Could Win 2015 General Election
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Scottish Independence Threatens David Cameron Leadership and Tory Election Hopes
Nomura report adds that Labour could be forced out of power for a generation if Scotland quits UK.
David Cameron Highlights Job Creation and Economic Record as Ukip Surges in Polls
The Prime Minister says the economy is improving and the government is creating jobs.
UK Net Migration Figures Jump Despite David Cameron's Pledge to Cut Numbers
ONS says net migration jumped by 35,000 from 2012 when net migration numbers hit 177,000.
George Osborne: Reject Anti-Business Labour and Isolationist Ukip
Chancellor George Osborne attacks both left and right in speech to Confederation of British Industry.
Boko Haram Schoolgirls Kidnapping: Nigeria, not London is to Blame
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Elections 2014: Why the 'Loser' Label May Not Be Disastrous for Ed Miliband's Labour
Labour is facing the prospect of coming second to Nigel Farage's Ukip in the EU elections
India Election 2014: How Narendra Modi will Tackle Israel, Russia, Pakistan - and Obama
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Alec Shelbrooke: The Tory MP Leading the Crusade Against Unpaid Internships
The Conservative MP wants employers to pay interns after four weeks of work.
David Cameron: Immigrant Numbers Can be Driven Down
PM defends policies to strip suspects of British citizenship and claims he can hit immigrant target
Pfizer's Failure to Impress MPs Puts Pressure on Cameron Over AstraZeneca Takeover Bid
Pfizer boss Ian Read has failed to calm fears of a committee of MPs or party leaders over the planned AstraZeneca mega-bid.
Gary Barlow Tax Row: Political Leaders Unite to Demand Repayment
Politicians have attacked Gary Barlow for avoiding tax but no pressure for return of OBE
Scottish Independence: Cameron Will not Quit over Yes Vote
David Cameron says referendum not about him as business leaders warn voters of the risks of UK breakup
Scottish Independence: Westminster Blind to 'Armageddon Scenario' if Scotland Votes Yes
Ostrich politicians refuse to consider general election consequences posed by Scotland voting for independence
Prime Minister David Cameron Most Trusted to Manage Economy
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Pfizer and AstraZeneca Deal: UK Government Makes 'No Apology' For Getting Involved
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Pfizer to Woo AstraZeneca Investors; Miliband Accuses Government of Cheer-leading for Deal
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Pfizer Ups AstraZeneca Bid to £63bn
Pfizer resumed talks for mammoth merger with improved terms and sent letter to UK Prime Minister.
