There is growing anxiety among the rank and file of the Conservative Party that David Cameron is not delivering the agenday his party's faithful want.
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Telegraph View: David Cameron must act to calm growing concerns among his supporters about the direction of his leadership.
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David Cameron is facing a growing revolt against plans to give billion of pounds of British money to help bail out the euro.
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David Cameron is facing a growing revolt against plans to give billion of pounds of British money to help bail out the euro.
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Unemployment data highlights growing divisions within eurozone
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Jeb Bush’s reference to his is father indicative of a growing arrogance among society’s elite, writes Gary Silverman
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This morning the question was asked about whether Obamanomics has led the United States into a liquidity trap created by having the lowest possible interest rates and a non-growing economy? That question was clearly answered by examining the treasury yield curve and the economic forecasts out of the CBO. Now in his own words below President Obama tells you why, given the truth of the first stateme...
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Democracy is an overused word these days. That, in itself, would not be a bad thing if it were being used correctly, but the trouble is that it rarely is. There is a growing assumption - perpetuated by the mass media - that democracy is simply the will of a large group of people expressed in some collective form or another. This is a simplistic and inaccurate view and one which I most definitely d...
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Over the past 10 years, demand for French language classes has risen steadily among accredited ambassadors and the international press in Brussels. However, this renewed interest might in fact reflect the declining influence of French in the EU institutions. Thierry Lagnau, director of the Alliance Française in Brussels, explains the reasons behind this paradox. More »
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