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Lawson urges full nationalisation of RBS

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7:04pm

Defence secretary is master of detail

Hammond promises ‘robust discussion’ on budget

5:51pm

Downing St rows back on MoD ‘ringfence’

Armed forces will not be spared from cuts, says spokesman

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Police visit agreed to probe Lockerbie bombing

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‘Big Four’ firms accused of undermining society

3:57pm

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Residents take action over cuts to discounts

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Police numbers lowest in over a decade

Minister defends cuts as crime falls

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Transport committee findings at odds with official statements

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Forecast of rise in healthcare spending

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Ministers attempting ‘too much, too quickly’

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FSA wants better deal for retiring customers

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Foreigner to run UK police within ‘years’

Minister makes prediction as he announces reforms

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Cameron hints on defence budget

Ringfence possible on UK MoD spend as PM adds support for Algeria

9:05pm

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Immigration has made Polish the most common foreign language

8:48pm

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West London suburb is established Polish enclave

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Lack of investment is ‘fundamental problem’

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