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Liz Truss Appoints Jeremy Hunt As UK's New Finance Minister
Mr Hunt, 55, was health minister under David Cameron, and foreign minister under Theresa May, but found himself on the sidelines after Boris Johnson defeated him to become party leader in 2019.
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'You Should Have Stuck With Me': David Cameron's Revenge Text To Boris Johnson
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron sent a revenge message hours after Boris Johnson was knifed out of the Conservative party's leadership race post- Brexit, saying "you should have stuck with me, mate", a new book has claimed.
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British PM Theresa May: Private Woman, Political Enigma
Facing ever-louder calls to define what Brexit means, the honeymoon is over for British Prime Minister Theresa May after her meteoric rise to Downing Street following the vote to leave the EU.
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Indian-Origin Lawyer Among Controversial UK Peerages
An Indian-origin human rights lawyer's elevation to the House of Lords as a Labour peer today caused a controversy after the party's deputy leader criticised the timing of her nomination.
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UK Ex-PM David Cameron Under Fire Over Resignation Honours List
Former British prime minister David Cameron was under fire on Monday from the opposition Labour party over allegations that he used his resignation honours list to reward colleagues and friends.
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Indian-Origin UK Minister Priti Patel Vows To Create Millions Of Jobs
Britain's newly-promoted Indian-origin Cabinet minister Priti Patel has vowed to work for deepening international partnerships and creating millions of jobs in the developing world.
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Britain Will Have First Female Prime Minister Since Margaret Thatcher
The race to be Britain's next prime minister was whittled to two on Thursday, with Conservative Party lawmakers assuring that the country will have a female head of government - the nation's first since Margaret Thatcher stepped down more than a quarter century ago.
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Theresa May: Tough Minister, Unifying Post-Brexit PM?
Britain's tough-talking interior minister Theresa May has avoided the Conservative party in-fighting that dominated the EU referendum campaign, making her a strong contender to replace leader David Cameron as premier.
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Voting Begins In Race To Replace UK Prime Minster
Britain's Conservative party starts voting on Tuesday to replace outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron following his resignation in the wake of Britain's shock decision to leave the European Union.
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Australia PM Urged To Quit After 'Brexiting' Himself
Australia's opposition Labor Party urged Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to resign Monday, calling him the "David Cameron of the southern hemisphere" after he failed to secure an emphatic election victory.
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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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How Does The UK's Conservative Party Elect A Leader, And Who Is Running?
Britain's governing Conservative Party has begun the process of electing a new leader and presumptive prime minister, after David Cameron said he would resign following the country's vote last week to leave the European Union.
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Contenders To Be Britain's New Brexit PM
On a day of high political drama in Britain on Thursday, five people put their names forward in the race to succeed David Cameron as prime minister and Conservative party leader after he resigned following Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Conservative Contenders Line Up To Replace David Cameron
Nominations were opening today to replace Prime Minister David Cameron as leader of the Conservative Party, with the victor getting the challenge or the poisoned chalice of negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Appointment Of Successor To David Cameron Pushed Back To September 9
The date by which Britain will appoint a successor to Prime Minister David Cameron has been moved to September 9, a week later than originally planned, the Conservative Party said on Tuesday.
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Liz Truss Appoints Jeremy Hunt As UK's New Finance Minister
Mr Hunt, 55, was health minister under David Cameron, and foreign minister under Theresa May, but found himself on the sidelines after Boris Johnson defeated him to become party leader in 2019.
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'You Should Have Stuck With Me': David Cameron's Revenge Text To Boris Johnson
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron sent a revenge message hours after Boris Johnson was knifed out of the Conservative party's leadership race post- Brexit, saying "you should have stuck with me, mate", a new book has claimed.
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British PM Theresa May: Private Woman, Political Enigma
Facing ever-louder calls to define what Brexit means, the honeymoon is over for British Prime Minister Theresa May after her meteoric rise to Downing Street following the vote to leave the EU.
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Indian-Origin Lawyer Among Controversial UK Peerages
An Indian-origin human rights lawyer's elevation to the House of Lords as a Labour peer today caused a controversy after the party's deputy leader criticised the timing of her nomination.
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UK Ex-PM David Cameron Under Fire Over Resignation Honours List
Former British prime minister David Cameron was under fire on Monday from the opposition Labour party over allegations that he used his resignation honours list to reward colleagues and friends.
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Indian-Origin UK Minister Priti Patel Vows To Create Millions Of Jobs
Britain's newly-promoted Indian-origin Cabinet minister Priti Patel has vowed to work for deepening international partnerships and creating millions of jobs in the developing world.
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Britain Will Have First Female Prime Minister Since Margaret Thatcher
The race to be Britain's next prime minister was whittled to two on Thursday, with Conservative Party lawmakers assuring that the country will have a female head of government - the nation's first since Margaret Thatcher stepped down more than a quarter century ago.
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Theresa May: Tough Minister, Unifying Post-Brexit PM?
Britain's tough-talking interior minister Theresa May has avoided the Conservative party in-fighting that dominated the EU referendum campaign, making her a strong contender to replace leader David Cameron as premier.
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Voting Begins In Race To Replace UK Prime Minster
Britain's Conservative party starts voting on Tuesday to replace outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron following his resignation in the wake of Britain's shock decision to leave the European Union.
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Australia PM Urged To Quit After 'Brexiting' Himself
Australia's opposition Labor Party urged Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to resign Monday, calling him the "David Cameron of the southern hemisphere" after he failed to secure an emphatic election victory.
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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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How Does The UK's Conservative Party Elect A Leader, And Who Is Running?
Britain's governing Conservative Party has begun the process of electing a new leader and presumptive prime minister, after David Cameron said he would resign following the country's vote last week to leave the European Union.
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Contenders To Be Britain's New Brexit PM
On a day of high political drama in Britain on Thursday, five people put their names forward in the race to succeed David Cameron as prime minister and Conservative party leader after he resigned following Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Conservative Contenders Line Up To Replace David Cameron
Nominations were opening today to replace Prime Minister David Cameron as leader of the Conservative Party, with the victor getting the challenge or the poisoned chalice of negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Appointment Of Successor To David Cameron Pushed Back To September 9
The date by which Britain will appoint a successor to Prime Minister David Cameron has been moved to September 9, a week later than originally planned, the Conservative Party said on Tuesday.
