• Democracy,Politics

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• Benefits,Conservative Party,People,Politics,Universal Credit

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• Conservative Party,pensions,Politics

  The DUP’s support of WASPI women is important for a very clear financial reason

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• Democracy,Labour Party

  Skilful work is needed to cut the slaughter-supporting rebels out of Labour

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• Death,Labour Party,Politics

  Sunday Times article suggests Labour’s ‘Chicken Coup’ plotters are now hoping for Corbyn’s death. Really?

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• Labour Party,People,Politics

  Corbyn is right to support Labour’s grassroots against critics

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• Conservative Party,Democracy,Politics

  David Cameron faces Tory rebellion over move to curb power of House of Lords

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• Austerity,Benefits,Children,Cost of living,Labour Party,People,Politics,Poverty,tax credits,UK

  Labour MPs shout down Harman’s proposed support for child tax credit cut

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• Conservative Party,Democracy,European Union,Labour Party,Politics,Scottish Nationalism

  Cameron sees off his backbench Eurosceptics with Labour’s help; how lowering!

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• Conservative Party,Democracy,European Union,Politics

  Is Con-man Cameron trying to rig the EU referendum – or are his backbenchers?

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