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David Cameron issued a stark warning today that the eurozone "either has to make up or it is looking at a potential break-up". Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Cameron signalled a harder line on the crisis as he urged European leaders to act quickly to put in place a proper firewall and banking reforms. His remark... Read On

News PoliticsHome - Nick Boles: Hollande will not bring more public spending to Europe
News BBC - Hollande and Merkel hold euro talks in Berlin
News The Guardian - François Hollande meets Angela Merkel for summit in Berlin
Opinion Kitty Ussher - Why would the Greeks leave the Euro? No one can make them
Blog Telegraph politics blog - Will Eurosceptics be blamed for Eurogeddon?
Opinion Rafael Behr - Europe's endgade
On air PoliticsHome - Andrew Tyrie: King right to blame eurozone for UK recession
House of Commons PoliticsHome - PMQs Liveblog 16 May
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- Unemployment falls
David Cameron today welcomed a 45,000 fall in unemployment figures as he clashed with Ed Miliband at Prime Minister's Questions. The Prime Minister said: "First of all let me welcome the fact that o... Read On
- News PoliticsHome - Amber Rudd: Labour market figures 'remarkable'
- News Daily Express - Jobless figure falls by 45,000
- Blog ToryDiary - Unemployment is down, exports are booming but Paterson, Hague and Fox all urge Chancellor to do more
- On air PoliticsHome - John Philpott: Labour market remains weak despite employment growth
- Twitter Norman Smith - A Man's World ? Of the 45,000 fall in unemployment - just 3,000 of that fall down to women finding w...
- House of Commons PoliticsHome - PMQs Liveblog 16 May
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- Cam loyalists in 1922 gains
A string of 2010 intake MPs have been elected to the Tory backbench 1922 Committee. In a victory for the modernising 301 group of MPs, key posts were taken by Karen Bradley, George Eustice and Georg... Read On
- News The Guardian - 1922 committee election: PM's loyalists and critics share honours
- News BBC - Voting starts for 1922 committee
- Blog ToryDiary - It's Generation Change for the '22
- Blog Guardian Politics blog - David Cameron braced for setbacks in elections to 1922 committee
- Twitter Isabel Hardman - Mark Pritchard tells PolHome:"Downing Street should spend more time trying to fix the economy & ...
- Twitter Paul Waugh - Mark Pritchard told PolHome earlier:"Downing St shd spend more time trying to fix the economy than t...
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- May heckled by police fed
The Home Secretary was heckled today as she address frontline officers at the Police Federation conference. Federation chief Paul McKeever warned Theresa May she was "on the precipice of destroying ... Read On
- News PoliticsHome - Police chief attacks 'veiled' privatisation of service
- News BBC - Theresa May 'destroying police', warns federation
- Blog Tax Research UK - Can the police, doctors, nurses and teachers all be wrong?
- On air PoliticsHome - Paul McKeever: Cuts have led to more disorder and anti-social behaviour
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- On air PoliticsHome - Paul McKeever: Cuts have profound implications for policing
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- Jubilee cuts growth
UK GDP will be 0.5% lower partly because of the Queen's Jubilee bank holiday in June, analysis from the Bank of England revealed today. The Bank has cut its growth forecast for the year to around 0.... Read On
- News Bank of England - Inflation Report
- News Metro - Mervyn King warns eurozone crisis could hurt UK's economic recovery
- Blog Telegraph politics blog - The pressure is on David Cameron to answer the gloom of Mervyn King
- On air PoliticsHome - Ed Balls: King is trying to justify past bad decsions on UK growth
- On air PoliticsHome - Lord Digby Jones: Hague decision to close UK Trade and Investment offices was wrong
- Twitter BBCBreaking - Bank of England cuts UK growth forecast for 2012 to 0.8%, from 1.2%. Details soon: http://t.co/zAQtp...
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David Cameron MP

Jeremy Hunt MP

Ed Miliband MP

William Hague MP

Jon Cruddas MP

Theresa May MP

Owen Smith MP

Ed Balls MP

Francis Maude MP

Jack Straw MP

David Davis MP

Liam Byrne MP

Caroline Flint MP

Chris Bryant MP

Chris Grayling MP

Nick de Bois MP

Alistair Darling MP

Iain Duncan Smith MP

Michael Gove MP

Liz Kendall MP

Dominic Grieve MP

Pat McFadden MP

George Osborne MP

Karen Bradley MP

John Hayes MP

Peter Hain MP

Matthew Hancock MP

Bob Stewart MP

Amber Rudd MP

Justine Greening MP

Robert Wilson MP

Andrew Tyrie MP

Grahame Morris MP

Margaret Curran MP

Greg Barker MP

Charlie Elphicke MP

Anne Milton MP

Chris Leslie MP

Nick Boles MP

Denis MacShane MP

Mark Reckless MP

Harriet Harman MP

Nick Harvey MP

Yvette Cooper MP

Dan Jarvis MP

Michael Fallon MP

Rob Flello MP

Edward Leigh MP

Liam Fox MP

Andrew Lansley MP

Graham Brady MP

Duncan Hames MP

Damian Green MP

Mark Harper MP

John Woodcock MP

Teresa Pearce MP

Heather Wheeler MP

Steve Baker MP

Robin Walker MP

Julian Huppert MP

Gavin Shuker MP

Nadhim Zahawi MP

Priti Patel MP

Simon Danczuk MP

Tracey Crouch MP

Karl McCartney MP

Alex Cunningham MP

Nigel Dodds MP

Jonathan Djanogly MP

John Spellar MP

John Redwood MP

Jo Swinson MP

Jim Murphy MP

Paul Flynn MP

Sir Menzies Campbell MP

Nick Clegg MP

Norman Baker MP

David Miliband MP

Bernard Jenkin MP

Tom Brake MP

Angus Robertson MP

Ed Davey MP

Diana Johnson MP

Fabian Hamilton MP

Philip Davies MP

Owen Paterson MP

Christopher Chope MP

Stephen Williams MP

Julian Lewis MP

John Leech MP

Jamie Reed MP

Vince Cable MP

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DWP 'did not do enough' on A4e

The National Audit Office has said the Department for Work and Pensions "did not do enough" to monitor and prevent fraud... Read On

Smith promoted in reshuffle

Ed Miliband has undertaken a minor reshuffle of his frontbench team, with Owen Smith promoted to Welsh Secretary to repl... Read On

Mladic on trial for war crimes

The trial of Ratko Mladic, the Bosnian Serb army commander, has started at the International Criminal Court, where he fa... Read On

Drop in state-funded elderly care

The number of elderly and disabled people getting council-funded care has fallen by 11% in England in the past two years... Read On

Hague urges green emphasis

William Hague has urged his fellow Cabinet members to place a greater emphasis on green industries, in a leaked letter w... Read On

Today in...

Foreign affairs & defence

Assad 'losing information war'

Culture, media & sport

Leveson calls on Smith & Michel

PM defends Coulson vetting

Health and Social Services

NICE delaying new drugs

Domestic Affairs

Davis hits out at US over secret trials

Section 5 campaign launched

Economy & Employment

PM considers £25bn welfare cuts

IDS 'demonising' disabled

Many pensions below minimum wage

Party Politics & Reform

Watmore to leave the Civil Service

Leaders clash on jobs

Think-tanks to take over policy role

Departments opting out of anti-fraud scheme

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Policy views from key organisations

'Aid means the difference between life and death'

In an interview, Amy Whalley of Unicef UK, says the children living in poverty around the world 'can't wait for our economy to improve'. Read on

Who made up 'Make up or Break Up'?

David Cameron's most striking quote at PMQs today came when he warned the eurozone: "It either has to make up or it is looking at a potential break-up. That is the c... Read on

Norman Lamb: Business at last

WORDS: SAM MACRORY In the frenetic first days of the coalition, as Downing Street released a staggered list of ministerial appointments, one name s... Read on

Barker's hot dog

Things are getting heated at the Department for Energy and Climate Change, where Minister ... Read on

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Conservative MP Matthew Hancock tells BBC Newsnight austerity and growth are not 'mutually exclusive'.

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Tories should focus on PM Ed Miliband

The local elections, along with the London Assembly elections, were an unmitigated triumph...

Grant Shapps: Our goal is to double the size of the self-build sector

Writing exclusively for PoliticsHome, the Housing Minister explains why he is leading a trade mission to visit Europe's biggest self-build housing community in Holland.