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The temperature hots up in Ealing Southall

A massive boost for the campaign in Ealing Southall

First meeting of the new Shadow Cabinet

New talent in the Shadow Cabinet - first of 2 videos

My stay in Balsall Heath - first of 8 videos

Life with a British Asian family in Birmingham

Two days as a teaching assistant - first of 4 videos

Working as a teaching assistant in Hull

Shadowing a police officer in mid Wales

Backing families For the first time, the Tories have carved out vote-winning territory beyond the reach of New Labour. They promise to use the tax and welfare system to reward marriage.	No reassurance on green belt Hazel Blears, the Communities Secretary, has warned environmentalists to prepare for a showdown over house building in the green belt.

New analysis counters claims that solar activity is linked to global warming It has been one of the central claims of those who challenge the idea that human activities are to blame for global warming.	Faulks takes up where Fleming left off with a new James Bond tale He is a writer known for his emotional insights into human character and it is not uncommon for him to spend up to five years painstakingly researching his books.

13/07/2007 The temperature hots up in Ealing Southall
I was in Ealing Southall again today, supporting our by-election campaign.
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09/07/2007 A music festival without mud, crowds or queues
Down to Ealing again for the by-election campaign. This time, we are breaking a ...
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09/07/2007 A massive boost for the campaign in Ealing Southall
Five Labour Councillors, headed by long standing Labour Party member Gurcharan Singh, have given our...
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Time to make marriage a priority People often talk about my privileged background. But the real privilege wasn't the money or the expensive education.

Tories will be pro-family, says Cameron The Conservative leader outlines plans to tackle social breakdown by addressing the anti-marriage bias in the tax and benefit system.

You suggest working with Brown and 10 minutes later he’s stamping on your head David Cameron tells our correspondents why he will miss Tony Blair but not Quentin Davies.