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Rishi Sunak To Kickstart UK Election Campaign At Party's Annual Conference
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to fire the starting gun Wednesday on Britain's next general election campaign, with a much-anticipated keynote speech closing his ruling Conservatives' annual conference.
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Liz Truss Faces Fight For Credibility In Wake Of UK Tax Policy U-Turn
British Prime Minister Liz Truss had hoped her governing Conservative Party's annual conference would be her crowning glory, but instead she was forced into a humiliating U-turn that has left her, and her team, fighting for credibility.
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Boris Johnson's Father "Smacked Me On The Backside", Alleges UK Lawmaker
A senior British Conservative lawmaker has accused Prime Minister Boris Johnson's father of touching her inappropriately at the party's annual conference in 2003 when they were both parliamentary candidates ahead of an election.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Accused Of Groping A Journalist
Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson was trying mightily Monday to showcase his shiny new agenda for the people, but his Conservative Party's annual conference has been overshadowed by accusations about how he treats women.
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PM Boris Johnson Rallies Party With Vow To "Get Brexit Done"
After a bruising week, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson entered the warm embrace of his Conservative party's annual conference on Sunday vowing to "get Brexit done".
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British PM Theresa May Given 'Pink Slip' During Speech. Watch The Moment
British Prime Minister Theresa May's speech at her Conservative Party's annual conference on Wednesday was interrupted by a serial prankster handing her an unemployment notice - and then by her own repeated coughing.
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BBC Editor Gets Bodyguard For Labour Conference: Report
The BBC's political editor is attending the main opposition Labour Party's annual conference with a bodyguard after being accused of bias for the governing Conservatives, The Times newspaper reported Monday.
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David Cameron to Call for Building 'Crusade' to Beat Housing Backlog
Prime Minister David Cameron will on Wednesday call for a building "crusade" in Britain, in a bid to address a housing shortage that has become a political hotcake.
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Britain's George Osborne Positions Himself to Succeed David Cameron
British Finance Minister George Osborne has emerged as a potential successor to David Cameron as head of the Conservatives amid buzz at the party's annual conference over who the favourite might be.
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'End Austerity Now': Tens of Thousands March Against UK Government
Carrying placards reading "End austerity now" and "Cut war not welfare", tens of thousands of protesters marched through Manchester as British Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party opened its annual conference on Sunday.
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UK Conservatives Flex Muscles but Europe Tensions Simmer
Britain's Conservatives begin their annual conference on Sunday, seemingly buoyant after an unexpected electoral triumph but old divisions on Europe are re-surfacing while a battle to succeed David Cameron is looming.
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Rishi Sunak To Kickstart UK Election Campaign At Party's Annual Conference
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to fire the starting gun Wednesday on Britain's next general election campaign, with a much-anticipated keynote speech closing his ruling Conservatives' annual conference.
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Liz Truss Faces Fight For Credibility In Wake Of UK Tax Policy U-Turn
British Prime Minister Liz Truss had hoped her governing Conservative Party's annual conference would be her crowning glory, but instead she was forced into a humiliating U-turn that has left her, and her team, fighting for credibility.
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Boris Johnson's Father "Smacked Me On The Backside", Alleges UK Lawmaker
A senior British Conservative lawmaker has accused Prime Minister Boris Johnson's father of touching her inappropriately at the party's annual conference in 2003 when they were both parliamentary candidates ahead of an election.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Accused Of Groping A Journalist
Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson was trying mightily Monday to showcase his shiny new agenda for the people, but his Conservative Party's annual conference has been overshadowed by accusations about how he treats women.
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PM Boris Johnson Rallies Party With Vow To "Get Brexit Done"
After a bruising week, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson entered the warm embrace of his Conservative party's annual conference on Sunday vowing to "get Brexit done".
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British PM Theresa May Given 'Pink Slip' During Speech. Watch The Moment
British Prime Minister Theresa May's speech at her Conservative Party's annual conference on Wednesday was interrupted by a serial prankster handing her an unemployment notice - and then by her own repeated coughing.
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BBC Editor Gets Bodyguard For Labour Conference: Report
The BBC's political editor is attending the main opposition Labour Party's annual conference with a bodyguard after being accused of bias for the governing Conservatives, The Times newspaper reported Monday.
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David Cameron to Call for Building 'Crusade' to Beat Housing Backlog
Prime Minister David Cameron will on Wednesday call for a building "crusade" in Britain, in a bid to address a housing shortage that has become a political hotcake.
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Britain's George Osborne Positions Himself to Succeed David Cameron
British Finance Minister George Osborne has emerged as a potential successor to David Cameron as head of the Conservatives amid buzz at the party's annual conference over who the favourite might be.
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'End Austerity Now': Tens of Thousands March Against UK Government
Carrying placards reading "End austerity now" and "Cut war not welfare", tens of thousands of protesters marched through Manchester as British Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party opened its annual conference on Sunday.
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UK Conservatives Flex Muscles but Europe Tensions Simmer
Britain's Conservatives begin their annual conference on Sunday, seemingly buoyant after an unexpected electoral triumph but old divisions on Europe are re-surfacing while a battle to succeed David Cameron is looming.
