Ken Livingstone News
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Margaret Thatcher is keeping a record number of Britons in work, nearly 30 years after her policies drove unemployment to the highest in living memory.
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On London’s Downing Street, home of British prime ministers and at Buckingham Palace, the flags flew at half staff today honoring the death of “a great leader,” in the words of Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative successor, Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Ken Livingstone, the Labour candidate for mayor of London in next month’s election, attacked plans to allow executives from companies sponsoring the 2012 London Olympic Games to drive past other traffic in reserved “VIP lanes.”
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The U.K. Labour Party named former London mayor Ken Livingstone as its candidate to run against Conservative incumbent Boris Johnson in 2012.
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The two leading candidates in the May 3 London mayoral election don’t bother with surnames. Boris Johnson, the Conservative incumbent, and Ken Livingstone, his Labour predecessor and challenger, are famous enough to get away with the rock-star affectation whereby first names suffice.
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Alan Sugar, one of the U.K. Labour Party’s best-known supporters, urged voters not to support its candidate for London Mayor, Ken Livingstone, at next month’s election.
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Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone said the killing of Osama bin Laden makes U.S. President Barack Obama “look like some sort of mobster,” the Evening Standard newspaper reported.
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London Mayor Boris Johnson’s lead over his Labour challenger, Ken Livingstone, narrowed to two percentage points in the latest poll before next week’s election, reflecting a fall in support for the government.
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After blaming trade sanctions for delaying a new Tehran highway last month, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf ordered extra work shifts to meet the deadline.
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The opposition Labour Party’s candidate in London’s mayoral election, Ken Livingstone, pledged to cut public-transport fares if he wins.
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