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Britain Opens Probe On UKIP Party Funding
Britain's Electoral Commission opened an investigation on Tuesday into whether the UK Independence Party (UKIP) used EU money for its Brexit campaign in breach of party funding rules.
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'I Want My Life Back': Nigel Farage Quits As Leader Of Pro-Brexit Party
The leader of Britain's anti-European Union UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage said on Monday he would stand down after having realised his ambition of winning last month's referendum in favour of Brexit.
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UK to Lay Cards on the Table Over European Union Referendum
After months without a breakthrough, David Cameron will finally give more details on Tuesday of what reforms he wants for Britain to stay in the European Union before a looming referendum.
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China's Xi Jinping Supports Britain Staying in EU: Ministry
Chinese President Xi Jinping said he hoped Britain would remain in the European Union, during talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Jean-Claude Juncker Appeals to Europe on Refugees, as More Move on
European Union chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker appealed to European countries on Wednesday to share out a wave of refugees crowding in on their frontiers, but at the same time promised tougher border controls to keep unwanted migrants out.
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UK's Labour Party to Run Separate Pro-European Union Campaign
The opposition Labour Party will run a separate campaign to keep Britain inside the EU when the country holds a referendum on the issue, the party said today, ruling out sharing a platform with Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Barack Obama Wants UK to Stay a Part of European Union
More than 50 lawmakers in Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party launched a campaign to back Britain's exit from the EU unless he can get it to adopt radical reforms, even as US President Barack Obama argued in favour of staying.
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Over 50 of David Cameron's Lawmakers Will Join EU Exit Campaign: Report
More than 50 lawmakers from David Cameron's Conservative Party are to join a campaign backing Britain's exit from the European Union unless the British prime minister achieves radical changes in the bloc, according to the Sunday Telegraph newspaper.
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David Cameron Could Hold British European Union Membership Vote in 2016
David Cameron could bring forward a referendum on Britain's EU membership to next year instead of 2017 to cut short an impending battle on two fronts - in Brussels and against Eurosceptics in his own camp.
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Britain's Nigel Farage Stays UK Independence Party Leader After Resignation
Nigel Farage will remain head of Britain's anti-EU UK Independence Party despite tendering his resignation after failing to become an MP in last week's general election, the party said Monday.
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United Kingdom Votes in Most Unpredictable Election in Decades
British voters get to decide on Thursday who they want to rule the world's fifth-largest economy in a tight election that could yield weak government, propel the United Kingdom towards a vote on EU membership and stoke Scottish desire for secession.
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Britain's Labour Party has One-Point Lead Over Conservatives: YouGov
Britain's opposition Labour Party has taken a 1 percentage point lead over Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives, according to a YouGov opinion poll published on Friday, though still within the poll's margin of error.
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We Can Return as Kingmaker With Half As Many Seats: UK's Liberal Democrats
British Prime Minister David Cameron's junior coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats, believe they can return to government even if they lose almost half their seats in next month's election, a senior party source said today.
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David Cameron No-Show Puzzles Britons at Last UK Election Debate
Over 4 million people watched the final TV debate of a knife-edge election campaign in Britain on Thursday night, but many voters wondered why Prime Minister David Cameron didn't take part, something his ministers struggled to explain.
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UK's Prime Minister David Cameron to Sell 'Conservative Dream' to Voters Before Close Election
British Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to use the launch of his party's manifesto on Tuesday to promote a "Conservative dream" aimed at seducing low-paid workers as he seeks to make a shift towards more positive campaigning.
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Britain Opens Probe On UKIP Party Funding
Britain's Electoral Commission opened an investigation on Tuesday into whether the UK Independence Party (UKIP) used EU money for its Brexit campaign in breach of party funding rules.
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'I Want My Life Back': Nigel Farage Quits As Leader Of Pro-Brexit Party
The leader of Britain's anti-European Union UK Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage said on Monday he would stand down after having realised his ambition of winning last month's referendum in favour of Brexit.
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UK to Lay Cards on the Table Over European Union Referendum
After months without a breakthrough, David Cameron will finally give more details on Tuesday of what reforms he wants for Britain to stay in the European Union before a looming referendum.
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China's Xi Jinping Supports Britain Staying in EU: Ministry
Chinese President Xi Jinping said he hoped Britain would remain in the European Union, during talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Jean-Claude Juncker Appeals to Europe on Refugees, as More Move on
European Union chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker appealed to European countries on Wednesday to share out a wave of refugees crowding in on their frontiers, but at the same time promised tougher border controls to keep unwanted migrants out.
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UK's Labour Party to Run Separate Pro-European Union Campaign
The opposition Labour Party will run a separate campaign to keep Britain inside the EU when the country holds a referendum on the issue, the party said today, ruling out sharing a platform with Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Barack Obama Wants UK to Stay a Part of European Union
More than 50 lawmakers in Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party launched a campaign to back Britain's exit from the EU unless he can get it to adopt radical reforms, even as US President Barack Obama argued in favour of staying.
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Over 50 of David Cameron's Lawmakers Will Join EU Exit Campaign: Report
More than 50 lawmakers from David Cameron's Conservative Party are to join a campaign backing Britain's exit from the European Union unless the British prime minister achieves radical changes in the bloc, according to the Sunday Telegraph newspaper.
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David Cameron Could Hold British European Union Membership Vote in 2016
David Cameron could bring forward a referendum on Britain's EU membership to next year instead of 2017 to cut short an impending battle on two fronts - in Brussels and against Eurosceptics in his own camp.
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Britain's Nigel Farage Stays UK Independence Party Leader After Resignation
Nigel Farage will remain head of Britain's anti-EU UK Independence Party despite tendering his resignation after failing to become an MP in last week's general election, the party said Monday.
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United Kingdom Votes in Most Unpredictable Election in Decades
British voters get to decide on Thursday who they want to rule the world's fifth-largest economy in a tight election that could yield weak government, propel the United Kingdom towards a vote on EU membership and stoke Scottish desire for secession.
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Britain's Labour Party has One-Point Lead Over Conservatives: YouGov
Britain's opposition Labour Party has taken a 1 percentage point lead over Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives, according to a YouGov opinion poll published on Friday, though still within the poll's margin of error.
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We Can Return as Kingmaker With Half As Many Seats: UK's Liberal Democrats
British Prime Minister David Cameron's junior coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats, believe they can return to government even if they lose almost half their seats in next month's election, a senior party source said today.
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David Cameron No-Show Puzzles Britons at Last UK Election Debate
Over 4 million people watched the final TV debate of a knife-edge election campaign in Britain on Thursday night, but many voters wondered why Prime Minister David Cameron didn't take part, something his ministers struggled to explain.
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UK's Prime Minister David Cameron to Sell 'Conservative Dream' to Voters Before Close Election
British Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to use the launch of his party's manifesto on Tuesday to promote a "Conservative dream" aimed at seducing low-paid workers as he seeks to make a shift towards more positive campaigning.
