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The two leaders traded blows on taxes, NHS waiting lists and immigration as they went head to head on Tuesday.
Debate host Julie Etchingham pleaded: ‘Please gentleman, we will lower our voices.’
The £2,000 suggested is based on figures produced by the Conservative Party which the Labour Party has disputed.
The leaders of the two main parties went head-to-head for the first time in the General Election during a debate on Tuesday night.
The leaders of the two main parties made their opening pitch to voters.
Peter Kyle accused the Prime Minister of ‘talking down’ British higher education.
The Conservative Environment Network has set out proposals for the party’s green agenda.
The party’s health policy described caesarean sections as ‘expensive and, when not medically required, risky’.
Four veterans, Donald Jones, John Life, Jack Mortimer and Peter Newton, aged between 99 and 100, walked on Sword Beach again.
Officials from the Communication Workers Union were speaking after meeting representatives of the EP Group.
The Royal College of GPs said that family doctors are providing more appointments than ever, with fewer doctors.
Mark Drakeford has criticised the Welsh government’s plans to scrap a shake-up of the school year.
The independent commissioner would be tasked with holding the government to account on issues affecting service personnel.
Trusts reported the incident has had a ‘major impact’ on the delivery of services, with blood transfusions particularly affected.
Three of the injured soldiers are back on duty and two are continuing to convalesce, but are also expected to make a full return to service.
The new Reform UK leader had what appeared to be a milkshake thrown at him as he left a pub following his Clacton-on-Sea rally.
Protester throws drink over the Reform UK leader as he launches his campaign to become an MP.
Glenn Mullen posted audio clips in Gaelic threatening to kill the Harry Potter author ‘with a big hammer’, Westminster Magistrates’ Court heard.
The policy would allow offshore workers to move between the oil and gas and renewables sector without having to duplicate training.
Burrow died at the age of 41 on Sunday, after a four-and-a-half year battle with motor neurone disease (MND).
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