The Church of England has been accused of organising a "coordinated" attack on the Labour government.
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What a shambles. As a cricket fan, to see the England captain and coach resign on the eve of the team's departure for a tour of the West Indies is appalling.
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TV parenting expert Tanya Byron explains the government's Change4Life programme – its initiative to end England's snowballing obesity epidemic.
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People across England and Wales can now access details of crime trends in the areas where they live, online, Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker has announced.
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Sir Bernard Crick died just before Christmas, there is a tribute to him over at Our Kingdom. Here he fields a question at Parliament House, Canberra on 15 February 2008. Question — Are any proposals for devolution in England dead, specially after the failure of the ham-fisted referendum in North East England? Sir Bernard Crick — The Deputy
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Bailiffs called on nearly 600,000 people in council tax arrears in England and Wales last year, the Lib Dems say.
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The Conservatives last night called for a rebalancing of the UK economy, saying for too long it had been over-reliant on financial services and too focused on the south-east of England.
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TheHerald 9 hours ago (via theherald.co.uk)
Gordon Brown is to begin a three-day tour of England and Wales later which will include a cabinet meeting in the North West.
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Bovis Homes has been forced to sell hundreds of unwanted houses to the Government, it emerged yesterday in further evidence of weakness in the property market. The developer sold 379 homes in the South-west, West Midlands, East Midlands and East of England in an £18m deal with the Government to provide affordable housing for poor families on waiting lists.
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