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
The government is planning to write into law for the first time the principles of the military covenant, the prime minister confirms.
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PM confirms forces’ covenant plan
The heads of 15 green campaign groups write to the prime minister warning the government is in danger of losing its way on environmental policy.
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PM warned over green credentials
David Cameron hits back at criticism by cabinet colleague Vince Cable, who branded a speech by the prime minister on immigration “very unwise”.
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PM hits back over Cable criticism
JERUSALEM — The Israeli government has put off final approval of 2,500 new apartments in contested east Jerusalem at the prime minister’s request, an official said Monday.
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Israeli panel delays approval of east Jerusalem building at prime minister’s request: official
Rupert Murdoch’s powerful U.K. news arm reversed course and admitted its role Friday in a long-running phone-hacking scandal that has thrown into question the prime minister’s judgment and threatened Murdoch’s biggest-ever deal.
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Murdoch’s News International admits role in phone-hacking scandal
Israel approved the construction of several hundred housing units in the West Bank, the prime minister’s office said early Sunday, a day after five Israelis were killed in their home in the disputed territory.
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Israel approves settlement increase
Israel has approved the construction of hundreds of settler homes in the West Bank, the prime minister’s office said Sunday.
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Israel Approves Settlement Construction
The leader of Liverpool City Council writes to the prime minister withdrawing its involvement from his “big society” plans.
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Liverpool rejects ‘big society’
Ireland’s ex-Foreign Minister Micheal Martin is chosen to lead Fianna Fail, days after the prime minister resigned his party post amid a long-running political crisis.
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Irish PM party chooses new leader
Gerry Adams accepts an “office of profit under the crown” in order to resign his Westminster seat, the prime minister has told the House of Commons.
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Adams accepts crown position – PM
The lawyer for the prime suspect in the WikiLeaks case, Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, is being mistreated in detention, his lawyer asserts.
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WikiLeaks detainee files complaint
Israeli panel delays approval of east Jerusalem building at prime minister’s request: official
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