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10:58 Theresa Villiers: Government spending agreement to support integration in Northern Ireland On air
On Air | Theresa Villiers MP | Northern Ireland Secretary |
Theresa Villiers said that the spending package agreed with the Executive of Northern Ireland was designed to support integration in the province. “David Cameron has emphasised how important reconciliation and building a shared society i... Continue to article
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06:50 Theresa Villiers: We'll work with communities to bring down peace walls On air
On Air | Theresa Villiers MP | Northern Ireland Secretary | Breakfat, BBC One
Theresa Villiers backed a plan from the Northern Ireland executive to bring down peace walls and "end the division" between communities. “The role of these so called peace walls, otherwise called interface barriers, is separating co... Continue to article
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16:40 Theresa Villiers: This is an attack on our values as an inclusive and diverse democracy On air
On Air | Theresa Villiers MP | Northern Ireland Secretary | Sky News
Theresa Villiers said the apparently racially motivated arson of a North London Islamic community centre was an assault on British values in general. “It is a real concern to see this community centre destroyed. It’s genuinely an attack ... Continue to article
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23:01 Snooper's Charter would help stop terrorism, says Villiers PoliticsHome News
Snooper's Charter would help stop terrorism, says Villiers
The Government’s so-called ‘Snooper’s Charter’ would help prevent terrorism, the Northern Ireland Secretary has said. Speaking on BBC Question Time Theresa Villiers said there was still a debate in Government over the proposals, but that... Continue to article
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20:01 This place doesn't like change... The House Magazine
20:01 | The House Magazine | PoliticsHome
WORDS: SAM MACRORY Shirley, you have been in Parliament, on and off, for nearly 50 years. How has Parliament changed in terms of the way women MPs are treated? Shirley Williams: I got elected in ’64. We had 23 women MPs – about three-and-h... Continue to article
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16:55 In Brief Events
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Labour party leader Ed Miliband launches his alternative Queen's speech in Newcastle-under-Lyme Business secretary Vince Cable speaks at the launch of the RSA/Lloyds Banking Group report on the future for mid-sized manufacturers in Londo... Continue to article
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07:08 Story (1 links): Rail funding failure may cost 1,400 jobs
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The Government has been accused of losing 1,400 jobs by awarding a £1.4bn rail carriage contract to German firm Siemens over Britain's Bombardier, which has since been delayed through lack of funding. The Thameslink deal has been held up as Siemens has been unable to reach 'core project agreements' with Cross London Trains. Shadow Transport Secretary Maria Eagle said last night; “Ministers must now accept that its choice of a failed funding model not only cost British jobs but is now delaying the entire project.”
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29/05/2012 in Employment
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Rail funding failure may cost 1,400 jobs
The Government has been accused of losing 1,400 jobs by awarding a £1.4bn rail carriage contract to German firm Siemens over Britain's Bombardier, which has since been delayed through lack of funding. The Thameslink deal has been held up as Siemens has been unable to reach 'core project agreements' with Cross London Trains. Shadow Transport Secretary Maria Eagle said last night; “Ministers must now accept that its choice of a failed funding model not only cost British jobs but is now delaying the entire project.”
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16/03/2010
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Unite to meet major US transport union
The Conservative party are keeping up the pressure on Labour over their connections to the union Unite this evening after it emerged that the union is to meet US transport union the Teamsters in a bid to get support for a major strike of British Airways cabin crew. Shadow transport secretary Theresa Villiers claimed "Labour's union paymasters" were attempting to prevent BA flights from landing during the period of the strike by "internationalising" the dispute.
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26/06/2010
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Rail companies want review before cuts
Rail companies have called for a "rigorous" review of £8bn of planned investment in the rail network ahead of possible cuts, in order to ensure value for money for passengers and taxpayers.
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10/04/2010
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Labour plans new road tax system
Labour is planning a new "spy in the sky" road tax system which, according to reports, could cost car owners £645 a year.
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03/06/2010 in London
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Villiers: No decision taken on Crossrail
Transport minister Theresa Villiers today assured the Commons that no decisions had been taken to "change the scope" of the Crossrail project. Her statement comes following claims that £5bn could be cut from the project, possibly leading to cuts in the number of train carriages or stations.
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18/02/2010 in Trade Unions
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Tories attack union over strike ballot
RMT's announcement today that it would ballot members over a national rail strike prompted an angry response from the Conservative party who accused the union of 'winding the clock back to the 70s'.
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