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  • = Key Development Friday 10th May
  • 16:57 In Brief Events

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    Business secretary Vince Cable speaks at the British American Business Council transatlantic conference in Birmingham (20.00) Education secretary Michael Gove delivers the Centre for Policy Studies Keith Joseph memorial lecture in London... Continue to article

  • = Key Development Saturday 9th March
  • 11:37 Adrian Bailey: Government has mixed message on immigration On air

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    Adrian Bailey says the Government is sending out 'a contradictory message' on immigration. "We saw the Prime Minister go into India last year and basically banging the drum for Britain - great, I support that - in encouraging students to... Continue to article

  • = Key Development Friday 22nd February
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    Environment secretary Owen Paterson speaks at the National Farmers’ Union conference in Birmingham (10.45) Business minister Jo Swinson announces the interim results from the company and commercial law red tape challenge Climate chang... Continue to article

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    Energy secretary Ed Davey speaks at a Reform event on a certain and secure energy future in London (19.00) Environment minister Richard Benyon attends the second day of the EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council meeting in Brussels Busi... Continue to article

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    Chancellor George Osborne meets with French finance minister Pierre Moscovici in London (11.00) Foreign secretary William Hague meets with US secretary of state John Kerry in London (18:40) Environment secretary Owen Paterson attends ... Continue to article

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  • 06:34 Story (1 links): Witnesses ‘should be forced to face select committees’

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    Labour MP Adrian Bailey, who chairs the Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee, has called for new laws to be introduced to force witnesses to appear before select committees. The committee was snubbed by Irene Rosenfeld, the chief executive of Kraft, when she refused to answer questions about her company’s proposed takeover of Cadbury.

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  • 06:01 Story (1 links): Bailey pledges to back Cable

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    The Labour chair of the Commons business committee, Adrian Bailey, has said his committee would "reinforce [business secretary Vince Cable's] position in terms of keeping manufacturing and business as a priority," in any possible disputes between Cable and his Conservative colleagues.

  • = Key Development Monday 2nd August
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Witnesses ‘should be forced to face select committees’

Labour MP Adrian Bailey, who chairs the Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee, has called for new laws to be introduced to force witnesses to appear before select committees. The committee was snubbed by Irene Rosenfeld, the chief executive of Kraft, when she refused to answer questions about her company’s proposed takeover of Cadbury.


Bailey pledges to back Cable

The Labour chair of the Commons business committee, Adrian Bailey, has said his committee would "reinforce [business secretary Vince Cable's] position in terms of keeping manufacturing and business as a priority," in any possible disputes between Cable and his Conservative colleagues.


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