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The Stars are Aligning for a Referendum on Europe

The past six months have been a very mixed bag for dedicated Eurosceptics. Tempering the remarkable victory in May’s European elections was the blocking of the European Union (Referendum) Bill in the House of Lords in January. Following that the Government failed to introduce legislation for a referendum bill in the Queen’s Speech, to ensure we have an In/Out referendum after the General Election

The Stars are Aligning for a Referendum on Europe

Tory MP Vows to Resurrect EU Referendum Bill

Conservative MP Bob Neill has pledged to reintroduce a bill to parliament that would guarantee the UK a referendum on EU membership in 2017. The bill was first put forward last year and unanimously passed by the House of Commons,

Tory MP Vows to Resurrect EU Referendum Bill

UK Labour Party Fails to Make Ground in Crucial Seats

Britain’s Labour Party is failing to make inroads into the marginal seats it needs to win the next election according to analysis by the sympathetic Fabian Society, reported in today’s Sun. Of the 106 seats needed to propel Ed Miliband to

UK Labour Party Fails to Make Ground in Crucial Seats

Chinese Premier to Visit Britain and Greece

BEIJING, China – Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will pay official visits to Britain and Greece from next Monday to Saturday, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said. Li, who is to attend an annual meeting with his British counterpart David Cameron,

Chinese Premier to Visit Britain and Greece

British Report Finds Islamist Intimidation in Birmingham Schools

British Prime Minister David Cameron promises a “robust response” to the “culture of fear and intimidation” that British investigators found at five state schools in Birmingham, England, where Islamic extremists allegedly plotted to subvert and run them according to rigid Islamic norms. A report released

British Report Finds Islamist Intimidation in Birmingham Schools

'No' Camp 'Must Match Emotion of Pro-Independence Scots'

Opponents of Scottish independence must match the emotion of the nationalist campaign in the 100 days left until the referendum, former British finance minister Alistair Darling said on Monday. Darling urged the “quiet but resolute majority” of Scots to play

'No' Camp 'Must Match Emotion of Pro-Independence Scots'

Lagarde In Smart Move Turns Down Top EU Job

Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, has ruled herself out of becoming the president of the European Commission. Speaking in London yesterday at the presentation of the IMF’s annual assessment of the British economy, she said: “On

Lagarde In Smart Move Turns Down Top EU Job

European Commission Demands UK Tax Increases

The European Commission has called for the British government to reband properties and increase council taxes. The call was amongst the Commission’s 2014 economic policy recommendations, which also said the government should use the higher tax revenue to cut the

European Commission Demands UK Tax Increases

Eric Pickles May Replace Grant Shapps As Party Chairman

Grant Shapps may be replaced as Conservative Party Chairman according to the Independent. The paper has suggested that he may be replaced by Eric Pickles, a well-regarded former chairman.  Mr Pickles is currently Secretary of State for Communities and Local

Eric Pickles May Replace Grant Shapps As Party Chairman

David Cameron 'Warned Merkel that Britain Could Quit EU'

Prime Minister David Cameron reportedly warned that Britain could leave the European Union if Jean-Claude Juncker becomes next president of the European Commission. Cameron is said to have issued the warning to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is backing Mr

David Cameron 'Warned Merkel that Britain Could Quit EU'

Voters To Stick With UKIP At General Election: Poll

(Reuters) – Nearly nine in 10 of the over four million Britons who backed the anti-EU UKIP party in this month’s European elections will vote for them again in national polls next year, potentially costing Prime Minister David Cameron vital

Voters To Stick With UKIP At General Election: Poll

Cameron Drops Plan To Legislate Overseas Aid Minimum

British Prime Minister David Cameron appears to have ditched the government’s controversial pledge to make spending 0.7 percent of GDP a legal requirement. Nick Clegg revealed that the promise, which had proved unpopular with many Conservatives will not appear in

Cameron Drops Plan To Legislate Overseas Aid Minimum