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11:41 Gay marriage bill a mess - Jackie Doyle-Price PoliticsHome News
Gay marriage bill a mess - Jackie Doyle-Price
A Conservative MP has labelled the Government’s Same Sex Marriage Bill “a mess”. Speaking on the BBC’s Sunday Politics, Jackie Doyle-Price said that, while she had always “been in favour of marriage equality”, she could not support the G... Continue to article
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22:45 Thatcher death being used for 'party political purposes' - Tristram Hunt PoliticsHome News
Thatcher death being used for 'party political purposes' - Tristram Hunt
Lady Thatcher’s death is being used for “party political purposes”, a Labour MP has said. Tristram Hunt also said while he agreed that “former prime ministers need proper funerals”, he was disappointed by the “tone” of the event, which i... Continue to article
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10:49 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Catholic Church should not be judged by secular standards On air
On Air | Jacob Rees-Mogg MP | | BBC News
Jacob Rees-Mogg said it was important to judge Papacies "by the right standards, not by secular standards". "The Church needs continuity, it is concerned with the next life rather than this and I think it's important to judge Papacies by... Continue to article
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21:17 Story (6 links): Ress-Mogg warns of EU break-up
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The most realistic option for the eurozone is an "orderly break-up", Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has warned. Writing exclusively for PoliticsHome, Mr Rees-Mogg said that there could be "no good outcome" to the euro crisis and that the options for finding a solution are becoming "increasingly limited".
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09/11/2011 in Europe & EU
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Ress-Mogg warns of EU break-up
The most realistic option for the eurozone is an "orderly break-up", Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has warned. Writing exclusively for PoliticsHome, Mr Rees-Mogg said that there could be "no good outcome" to the euro crisis and that the options for finding a solution are becoming "increasingly limited".
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