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| 37 notesIn his speech on Tuesday to the Conservative party conference, the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, told delegates: ‘The prime minister and I danced Gangnam Style the other day’. So the Guardian decided to put together an animation of what Boris and Dave dancing to the hit song by South Korean rapper Psy might possibly look like
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“What a car crash. We are speechless.”
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An anonymous British official comments on Mitt Romney’s gaffe-filled visit to London.
What is the official talking about? This video will tell you.
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Read from the archive - 3 July 1924: Women’s Freedom League celebrates suffragette’s birthday
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| 6 notes“Mr. Speaker, I’m flattered that you’re all so interested my vagina, but no means no,” said Rep. Lisa Brown. On Thursday, she was banned from speaking on the floor.
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Fixed expression in place as David Cameron arrives to give evidence at the Leveson inquiry at the high court.Jay turns to Cameron’s text messages to Brooks. He raises one text message sent in October 2009.
The Guardian’s Dan Sabbagh tweeted:
Brooks text implies clear common cause w Cameron; NewsInt and the Tories were allied. “Professionally we’re definitely in this together”
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Prime Minister David Cameron accidentally left his daughter behind in a country pub after a Sunday lunch with friends following a mix-up over which car she was meant to be going home in, his Downing Street office said on Monday.
Cameron was swiftly reunited with 8-year-old Nancy, one of his three young children, but the incident will add fuel to critics who accuse him of being overly fond of relaxing, or “chillaxing” as he has called it, when not dealing with affairs of state.
Its disclosure in the Sun newspaper has the potential to embarrass Cameron, coming on the day the government launched a fresh drive to tackle “problem families” who lead chaotic lives and cost taxpayers millions of pounds in policing and welfare costs.
Cameron and his wife Samantha only discovered their eldest child was missing when they returned to their official country residence, Chequers in Buckinghamshire, 40 miles northwest of London.