The Government should not overreact in the wake of the Woolwich terrorist attack, Nick Clegg has warned. Speaking today in Islington, the Lib Dem leader said the perpetrators of the attacks wanted to spark fear and disputes. "Let’s be under no illusion what they want is to sow that corrosive seed of fear and division," ...
Yesterday’s "sickening" murder of soldier Lee Rigby “will only bring us together and ...
The "routine" practice of recruiting 16 year olds into the Armed Forces has to stop, ...
The Ministry of Defence may not be able to afford its projected spending on military ...
The Government's U-turn on fighter jets for carriers cost the taxpayer £74m, the Nati...
The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, today hosted a community event in London where political and religious leaders joined together to show solidarity between peop...
Cabinet Office press release In his short speech in Islington following the events in Woolwich last Wednesday, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said: Extracts...
The Deputy Prime Minister has stressed that the Government should not “overreact” in its immediate response to the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich. ...
Jim Dobbin, the local MP of the killed soldier Lee Rigby, pledged to raise the Woolwich murder in the House of Commons. "The practical help they will get, you kno...
Lord Blair called for a swift investigation into intelligence and security services after the Woolwich attack to restore public confidence. “I think it’s importan...
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