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Cameron ‘proud’ of gay marriage bill
Prime minister keen to draw a line under recent Tory divisions
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WORLD
May 21, 2013
Hollande sticks to his reform agenda
French president declares reform will proceed at his pace, despite calls for faster change
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UK
May 21, 2013
G4S chief retires after colourful period
Chief executive who worked his way up through ranks steps down
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UK
May 20, 2013
Cameron fights for unity on marriage vote
Prime minister survives Commons rebellion
May 20, 2013
Mitie focuses on healthcare market
FTSE 250 group to focus on healthcare and facilities management
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UK
May 20, 2013
FTSE 100 groups expect fall in tax cases
Appetite for conflict appears to be waning
From
UK
May 19, 2013
Cameron feels Tory rage on gay marriage
Bid to wreck bill fuels leadership doubts
From
WORLD
May 17, 2013
Treasury officials told of IRS probe in June
Jack Lew not aware of findings of Tea Party inquiry until last week
From
WORLD
May 17, 2013
Conservatives refocus sights on Obamacare
Controversy threatens to complicate implementation of healthcare law
From
UK
May 16, 2013
Osborne faces £9bn budget black hole
Attempt to slash £11.5bn off public spending in trouble
From
WORLD
May 16, 2013
Obama under pressure over IRS scandal
Republicans to launch first inquiry into targeting of activists
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COMMENT
May 16, 2013
US needs a better kind of scandal
The Benghazi and IRS stories are not solid enough to stick, writes Jacob Weisberg
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UK
May 16, 2013
Google accused of ‘devious’ tax behaviour
MP says company uses ‘smoke and mirrors’ to reduce its payments
From
WORLD
May 16, 2013
IRS chief quits over Tea Party scandal
Obama tries to quell controversies including Benghazi attack
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UK
May 16, 2013
Draft bill to stop rich ‘buying’ politics
Backers argue there is ‘yawning gap’ in funding rules
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