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Opinion | Restless In Richmond: Will Rishi Sunak Lose The 'Safest' Seat In UK?
Local newspapers have carried out snap interviews with many Tory voters in Richmond and Northallerton. Their yearning for change may not be good news for Sunak.
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Boris Johnson Would Delay Brexit If He Becomes PM: Report
Boris Johnson, Britain's former foreign minister, has told senior members of the governing Conservative Party he would delay Brexit by at least six months if he became prime minister, the Sun newspaper said on Monday.
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Britain's Daily Mail Newspaper Backs Theresa May To Succeed David Cameron
Britain's Daily Mail newspaper on Friday backed Theresa May's bid to become the next prime minister, saying she was the only one out of five candidates for the Conservative Party leadership who was up to the job.
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'Bye Bye' Vs 'Welcome': UK Press Divided on Jeremy Corbyn
Britain's pro-Conservative newspapers on Sunday crowed that socialist Jeremy Corbyn's crushing leadership victory would condemn the Labour Party to the opposition for a long time, while leftist media hailed the win.
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Britain faces up to Muslim veil ban debate
Britain was dragged into a debate today on Muslim women wearing full-face veils in public, with its biggest selling newspaper adding to calls from politicians to join European countries that have banned its use.
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Opinion | Restless In Richmond: Will Rishi Sunak Lose The 'Safest' Seat In UK?
Local newspapers have carried out snap interviews with many Tory voters in Richmond and Northallerton. Their yearning for change may not be good news for Sunak.
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Boris Johnson Would Delay Brexit If He Becomes PM: Report
Boris Johnson, Britain's former foreign minister, has told senior members of the governing Conservative Party he would delay Brexit by at least six months if he became prime minister, the Sun newspaper said on Monday.
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Britain's Daily Mail Newspaper Backs Theresa May To Succeed David Cameron
Britain's Daily Mail newspaper on Friday backed Theresa May's bid to become the next prime minister, saying she was the only one out of five candidates for the Conservative Party leadership who was up to the job.
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'Bye Bye' Vs 'Welcome': UK Press Divided on Jeremy Corbyn
Britain's pro-Conservative newspapers on Sunday crowed that socialist Jeremy Corbyn's crushing leadership victory would condemn the Labour Party to the opposition for a long time, while leftist media hailed the win.
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Britain faces up to Muslim veil ban debate
Britain was dragged into a debate today on Muslim women wearing full-face veils in public, with its biggest selling newspaper adding to calls from politicians to join European countries that have banned its use.
