Cameron News
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Berlin -
British Prime Minister David Cameron has warned that his country could leave the European Union if Luxembourg's former premier Jean-Claude Juncker became the next European Commission president, Der Spiegel reported.
In the Media
by AFP
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British Prime Minister David Cameron will not attend next month's Winter Olympics in Russia, his spokesman said on Wednesday, adding his schedule meant it was not possible and that British leaders did not usually go to the event.
In the Media
by Reuters
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Britain on Friday urged the rest of Europe to seize an opportunity to win back millions of jobs through the "reshoring" of production from low-cost economies like China and India.
In the Media
by AFP
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London -
Members of Parliament in the UK are set for a bumper 11 percent pay rise. Releasing this news in the same week Chancellor George Osborne delivered his Autumn Statement will be a slap in the face for Brits feeling the financial pinch.
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London -
Protests took place outside the Old Bailey as the accused murderers of Drummer Lee Rigby, UAF speaker Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale appeared in the dock.
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Sydney -
Vladimir Putin's spokesman referred to Britain as a “diplomatically irrelevant little country no one listens to”. The exact quote is getting blurry, some saying "irrelevant little island", but the intent was obvious.
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Saint Petersburg -
As the G20 summit drew to a close in St Petersburg, Russia, UK PM David Cameron offered increased financial support to ease the humanitarian crisis in Syria.
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New York -
Photography is front and center the Metropolitan Museum of Art right now, with a showing of the work of English photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, best-known for her portraits of Victorian figures including Charles Darwin and Thomas Carlyle.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron has said he will ask the Russian President Vladimir Putin to concentrate his efforts on bringing about an international deal that will in turn lead to an end of the ongoing conflict in Syria.
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With the UK worried about mass immigration by Eastern Europeans and the introduction of the ‘Life in the United Kingdom’ citizenship test, at first Romania was a little insulted. Then a newspaper in the country decided to have a little fun.
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Walthamstow -
New video evidence shows the sheer scale of violence and intimidation used by the far-left organised counter demonstration. The Metropolitan Police can be seen losing control of the situation and then giving in to the perpetrators.
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Rumours abound in Westminster about government plans to create approximately 60 new members of the House of Lords, potentially avoiding embarrassing defeats in future.
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European politicians - from Nicholas Sarkozy to Angela Merkel - are correct in saying that this is Europe’s darkest hour since World War II. What has emerged from decades of negotiations between European leaders is now under threat.
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After a morning of in-depth talks about Libya, Afghanistan and world economy, President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron served up the barbecue in true American-style using British beef and American staple side dishes.
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Prime Minister David Cameron blamed the ways in which multiculturalism has been implemented for contributing to extremism in Britain, saying a strong national identity is needed.
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Pakenham -
An Australian teenager who hit his head in a fall after being punched was unaware that he needed medical help. He went home and posted messages on Facebook about being in pain and died a few hours later.
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron thinks it may be a good idea to move clocks forward year round to provide more daylight in the evenings, but some people are concerned that it would mean children travelling to school in the dark.
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Computer hacker Gary McKinnon looked to be facing certain extradition to the States but he now seems to have found himself a powerful ally in British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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In a speech to the House of Commons, newly minted UK Prime Minister David Cameron has termed the 1972 killings in North Ireland "unjustified", saying:
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After a series of brain tumors in Cameron Missouri, several tests were done on the soil. The tests have confirmed that there are levels of potential concern.
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At 16, Kirk Cameron had it all. A successful television sitcom, and with it, fame & fortune beyond his wildest dreams. But, despite his wealth and popularity, he felt empty inside. He realized there was something his money couldn't buy - salvation.
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Actress Cameron Diaz appears to have committed a major fashion crime in Peru. The voice of Princess Fiona in the animated Shrek films may have inadvertently offended Peruvians.
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James Cameron who gave us the sappy Titanic but also gave us scifi classics like Abyss and The Terminator is ready to work on his next scifi movie - Avatar. Would this be the next Star Wars?
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The Hokies knock off No. 5 Duke in Cameron Indoor Stadium!
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HOLLYWOOD (voa) - The narrator is actor Bill Paxton who he gets to experience what he only pretended to do as the treasure-hunting salvage diver in the blockbuster Titanic. He joins director James Cameron on the unprecedented voyage to film the sunken ...
In the Media
by Alan Silverman
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Tayler Strangman holds his son Cameron, who survived when his mother Christina Simoes jumped from a 3rd floor window to survive a fire.
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