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  • One minute’s silence planned at midday for Tunisia attack victims, with Queen and David Cameron leading the silence

    July 3, 2015

    Britons up and down the country will take part in a one minute's silence today to remember the 38 people who were killed in the attack on a beach in Tunisia last week.    The Queen will lead the silence, which will take place at midday, with the Duke of Edinburgh at the University of [...]

  • David Cameron is heading for turbulence over Heathrow

    July 1, 2015

    Sir Howard Davies did Prime Minister David Cameron no favours yesterday when he recommended building a third runway at London’s Heathrow Airport, a proposal that Cameron had previously ruled out with “no ifs, no buts.” Davies’ conclusions shoved Cameron into yet another political firestorm, with pressure mounting last night from senior members of his own [...]

  • Sir Martin Sorrell on Heathrow expansion: Back it and get building – the government must move quickly on third runway

    July 1, 2015

    After nearly three years spent carefully examining the evidence, the Airports Commission published its Final Report yesterday. Its definitive view, following what has been a long and robust process, is that London needs one new runway, and that the best option is to expand Heathrow. We believe that we need airport expansion, and that the [...]

  • Airports Commission report: We’ll decide on Heathrow third runway by the end of the year, says David Cameron

    July 1, 2015

    The government will decide whether to accept a recommendation by the Airports Commission, led by Sir Howard Davies, to increase capacity at Heathrow airport by building a third runway "by the end of the year", the Prime Minister said today. Read more: Here's what the third runway will actually look like Although David Cameron ducked [...]

  • David Cameron calls meeting of government emergency Cobra committee after terror attacks in France, Tunisia and Kuwait

    June 26, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron has called a meeting of the emergency Cobra committee this afternoon, after terror attacks rocked France, Kuwait and Tunisia, leaving more than 40 people dead. Read more: French beheading suspect named In one attack on a factory in St-Quentin-Fallavier in France, a decapitated body was left in a gas canister factory [...]

  • Leaked document shows David Cameron wants to keep Britain in the EU by highlighting “risky” impact of UK exit

    June 26, 2015

    A leaked note from a private meeting with a European leader has revealed the Prime Minister’s modest demands to secure agreement from fellow EU leaders, along with his desire to keep Britain in the EU. The document of the PM’s private conversation with a fellow leader shows that Cameron has set himself the “firm aim” [...]

  • Prime Minister David Cameron is “delighted” with the way EU renegotiations are going so far

    June 26, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron is said to be “delighted” with the way EU renegotiation talks are going, following a two-day summit for all member states in Brussels.   Read more: EU referendum greater risk to London's property market than General Election   Having made a 10-minute pitch to fellow EU leaders, he said the process of [...]

  • Tough crowd for Cameron at EU summit

    June 25, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron faced a difficult audience in Brussels late last night amid tense discussions about a looming Greek default and the escalating migrant crisis in the Mediterranean. Cameron was due to make his case for EU reform over dinner at the European Council, a two-day summit of heads of government from all 28 EU [...]

  • Brexit: Treaty change may not come before EU membership referendum David Cameron admits

    June 25, 2015

    David Cameron has said it may not be possible to achieve EU treaty change before the EU membership referendum. Read more: Cameron faces a hard sell at the European Council Instead, the Prime Minister is arguing the UK should accept “irreversible lock” and “legally binding” guarantees as to future treaty changes. This is a marked [...]

  • Cameron faces a hard sell at the European Council

    June 24, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron will face an uphill battle today as he makes his case for a renegotiation of the UK’s relationship with the European Union at a series of meetings in Brussels. Cameron is expected to seek support for his reforms over dinner tonight at the European Council, a two-day summit of heads of [...]

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