More than 100 Conservatives are among MPs who have written to the prime minister calling on him to slash subsidies for onshore wind turbines.

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PM urged to cut wind farm subsidy

In Spain, the prime minister pledged spending cuts and a banking-system cleanup, while in Italy, the prime minister called for “efforts in favor of growth.”

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After Downgrades, European Leaders Argue for Both Austerity and Stimulus

A day after the prime minister warned of conspiracies to subvert the civilian government, the military issued an unusual refutation of rumors that it was planning to take power.

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Pakistan Military Denies Conspiracy to Seize Power

Egypt’s military rulers escalated a bloody crackdown on street protesters on Saturday, even as the prime minister denied that security forces were using violence.

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In Cairo Clashes, Death Toll Rises

Ships sailing under a British flag will be able to carry armed guards to protect them from pirates, the prime minister announces.

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Armed guards to protect UK ships

A medal for local heroes that was scrapped in 1993 as part of a bid to make the honours system “classless” is to be revived, the prime minister says.

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British Empire Medal is to return

A medal for local heroes that was scrapped in 1993 as part of a bid to make the honours system “classless” is to be revived, the prime minister says.

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British Empire Medal is to return

Trailing in the polls three weeks before Spain’s national elections, Alfredo Rubalcaba, the prime ministerial candidate from the governing Socialist party, sat down in Madrid last week with The Washington Post’s Lally Weymouth to outline his positions and vision for boosting the struggling Spanish economy. Excerpts: Read full article > >

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Talking to Alfredo Rubalcaba, Socialist candidate for Spanish prime minister

Staff at 10 Downing Street are holding a quiz night to raise cash for the upkeep of the prime minister’s cat Larry.

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No 10 quiz night for PM’s cat Larry

The attack on the British Council in Kabul was “vicious and cowardly”, the prime minister has said.

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Communities cannot “arrest their way out” of gang crime, the prime minister’s new crime adviser, US “supercop” Bill Bratton warns.

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Rioter arrests ‘not only answer’

Senior officers reject suggestions that the restoration of calm across England was due to political intervention, following criticism of their tactics by the prime minister.

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Police hit back at riot criticism

Parents will be able to highlight examples of child sexualisation on a new website, the prime minister says.

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Web fight on child sexualisation

Parents need much more help to protect children from online porn, a review commissioned by the prime minister is to say.

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Better child blocks on porn call

The attorney general says it will consider whether the law relating to injunctions needs to change after the prime minister says it is “unsustainable”.

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Committee to examine privacy law