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08:59 PMQs sketch: Low level... High stakes The House Magazine
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WORDS: SAM MACRORY The stakes are always high at Prime Minister’s Questions. One gaffe and it’s game over for a week. Play your cards right and you can swagger back to your office feeling flush – for at least the remainder of the afterno... Continue to article
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04:37 Story (21 links): Poll: cuts too much, too soon
Story View linksA Populus/Times poll has shown that 75% of voters think cuts to spending are excessive and are being made too quickly. Chancellor George Osborne has defended cuts to welfare after an emergency question on the issue was raised in parliament by Liberal Democrat MP Bob Russell, on Tuesday.
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22:13 Story (23 links): Osborne defends cuts
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Chancellor George Osborne has been accused of attacking the "most vulnerable in society" by shadow work and pensions secretary Yvette Cooper, after backbench Lib Dem MP Bob Russell asked an urgent question in parliament on the proposed welfare cuts, branding them "unethical".
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30/07/2010
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Lib Dems concerned over cuts agenda
Senior Liberal Democrats have warned that the party's role in public spending cuts could mean lasting political damage. There is concern within the party that the looming cuts are responsible for the party losing about a third of its support in the opinion polls since the May election.
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14/09/2010
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Poll: cuts too much, too soon
A Populus/Times poll has shown that 75% of voters think cuts to spending are excessive and are being made too quickly. Chancellor George Osborne has defended cuts to welfare after an emergency question on the issue was raised in parliament by Liberal Democrat MP Bob Russell, on Tuesday.
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29/06/2010 in Tax
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VAT rise passes despite Lib Dem rebellion
Two Liberal Democrat MPs became the first to rebel against the coalition government in this parliament as they voted against the rise in VAT. Bob Russell and Mike Hancock voted with Labour to oppose the increase, which has alarmed many Lib Dems who warned during the election of a Tory VAT "bombshell".
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13/09/2010
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Osborne defends cuts
Chancellor George Osborne has been accused of attacking the "most vulnerable in society" by shadow work and pensions secretary Yvette Cooper, after backbench Lib Dem MP Bob Russell asked an urgent question in parliament on the proposed welfare cuts, branding them "unethical".
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