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Campaign launched for independent Scotland (1)
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EDINBURGH: Scottish nationalists launched an official "yes" campaign for
independence today ahead of a likely 2014 referendum on severing the more
than 300-year-old union with England.
First Minister Alex Salmond said the semi-autonomous region should run its
own foreign, economic and defence policies, and promised that he would try
to get one million Scots to sign a declaration of support.
British police team allowed into Libya (2)
Investigating 1984 murder of WPC Yvonne Fletcher
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (right) speaking with Libyan Prime
Minister Abdurrahim El-Keib at 10 Downing Street in London yesterday.
A Metropolitan Police team is to fly to Libya to continue the investigation
into the murder of WPC Yvonne Fletcher, the Prime Minister announced
yesterday.
David Cameron said the visit was a "really positive step forward" for the
Jeremy Hunt's text messages to Frц╘dц╘ric Michel (4)
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Frц╘dц╘ric Michel's text conversations with Jeremy Hunt seen by the Leveson
inquiry suggest the exchanges may not have been disclosed.
China-U.K. spat over Dalai Lama-Cameron meeting (1)
Hasan Suroor A senior Chinese leader has cancelled a planned visit to
Britain after Prime Minister David Cameron met the Dalai recently ignoring
Beijing's warning that any such meeting would have "serious consequences"
for U.K.-China relations.
Wu Bangguo , chairman of the standing committee of China's National
People's Congress, is on a tour of Europe and was scheduled to pay a "brief
but symbolic" visit to Britain.
'Friends and families' test to shame poor hospitals (1)
Patients in NHS hospitals will be asked whether they would want their
friends or family to be treated there, with the results used to pressurise
poorly-performing hospitals
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By James Kirkup, Deputy Political Editor
12:01AM BST 25 May 2012
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David Cameron will say today that the new test of care will drive hospitals
to improve their care.
The Prime Minister will also reveal a list of recommendations from nursing
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