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Prime Minister David Cameron abandoned a bid to drive through legislation to overhaul the House of Lords after Conservative lawmakers threatened to rebel, throwing relations with his coalition partners into jeopardy.
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David Cameron said it’s “increasingly likely” he’ll publish his tax returns, becoming the first British premier to do so as he seeks to defuse accusations that he’ll benefit personally from an income-tax cut next year.
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Britain’s budget deficit narrowed to 17.4 billion pounds ($28.2 billion) in May as a jump in tax receipts outpaced growth in government spending.
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U.K. economic growth slowed in the second quarter as manufacturing shrank and services showed signs of losing momentum, adding pressure on Prime Minister David Cameron to ease the squeeze on consumers.
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Prime Minister David Cameron said his government is determined to do everything it can within its deficit-reduction rules to restore growth to the U.K. economy.
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron is trying to claw back the support of women as polls show growing anger among female voters at his unprecedented spending cuts.
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Alan Johnson , a former labor-union leader who held Cabinet posts under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown , was named Treasury spokesman for the opposition Labour Party.
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Pressure is building on Prime Minister David Cameron to find new initiatives to revive the economy in the wake of riots across England this month as the harshest austerity program in living memory starts to bite.
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