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US fury at BP stirs backlash among British
In Britain, investors and politicians are becoming increasingly angry at the blistering attacks from across the Atlantic.
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Cameron warns Britons of 'decades' of austerity
Prime Minister David Cameron said Monday that Britain's financial situation was "even worse than we thought" and that the country would have to make savage spending cuts to bring its swelling deficit under control.
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Britain's improbable new leaders promise big changes
The leaders of Britain's bold new experiment in coalition government flung off their differences and stood side by side on Wednesday, promising to act in concert to promote economic stability, reform the country's frayed political system and demonstrate that their unlikely arrangement is more than just a hasty marriage of necessity.
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Cameron faces challenges beyond his coalition
The Conservative Party that David Cameron inherited in 2005 was a disoriented shadow of its once mighty self, riven by ideological disarray, wounded by endless power struggles and facing the bleak prospect of long-term unelectability. (David Cameron becomes UK's youngest PM in pics)As leader, the smooth, self-assured Cameron, who became Britain's n...
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British candidates court the 'women's vote' online
As they prepare for the May 6 election, Britain's political leaders are presenting themselves as diaper-changing, maternity-leave-supporting, dinner-cooking family men. Commentators are calling it the "Mumsnet election."
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US fury at BP stirs backlash among British
In Britain, investors and politicians are becoming increasingly angry at the blistering attacks from across the Atlantic.
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Cameron warns Britons of 'decades' of austerity
Prime Minister David Cameron said Monday that Britain's financial situation was "even worse than we thought" and that the country would have to make savage spending cuts to bring its swelling deficit under control.
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Britain's improbable new leaders promise big changes
The leaders of Britain's bold new experiment in coalition government flung off their differences and stood side by side on Wednesday, promising to act in concert to promote economic stability, reform the country's frayed political system and demonstrate that their unlikely arrangement is more than just a hasty marriage of necessity.
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Cameron faces challenges beyond his coalition
The Conservative Party that David Cameron inherited in 2005 was a disoriented shadow of its once mighty self, riven by ideological disarray, wounded by endless power struggles and facing the bleak prospect of long-term unelectability. (David Cameron becomes UK's youngest PM in pics)As leader, the smooth, self-assured Cameron, who became Britain's n...
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British candidates court the 'women's vote' online
As they prepare for the May 6 election, Britain's political leaders are presenting themselves as diaper-changing, maternity-leave-supporting, dinner-cooking family men. Commentators are calling it the "Mumsnet election."
