uk-hotdailynews: 2015-01-08 U.K. U.K.

David Cameron: I can fix EU 'problem'
BBC News
David Cameron has said he is "convinced" he can "fix the problems" in the UK's relationship with Europe that the British public find "very frustrating". Speaking at a press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the prime minister said he ...

Merkel's Visit to Britain Sets New Tone After EU Rift   New York Times
Angela Merkel backs David Cameron's migrant benefits plans - in part   The Independent
Merkel site hacked ahead of visit   Belfast Telegraph
Financial Times
CITY A.M.
Daily Mail
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Russells Hall Hospital A&E 'like a war zone'
BBC News
Dudley's Russells Hall Hospital emergency unit "feels like a war zone", according to its clinical director. The hospital is the only one in the West Midlands to meet national A&E targets over the last three months, but said it was likely to miss those if the current ...

Medway hospital has second worst A&E waits in the country, while Dartford and ...   Kent Online
English NHS better than Scottish NHS, says Cameron   Scotsman
Now patients are being ferried to A&E in fire engines   Daily Mail
Mirror.co.uk
Telegraph.co.uk
The Independent
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Unions demand big fines for low-wage employers
The Independent
The TUC is calling for companies that fail to pay the minimum wage to face fines of up to £75,000, warning an increasing number of rogue employers are resorting to scams to cheat staff. The trade union body is today publishing a report – Enforcing the ...

TUC says 250000 workers paid less than minimum wage   Financial Times
UK firms use scams to avoid paying minimum wage   The Guardian
'Cheapskate' firms avoid paying minimum wage, unions claim   ITV News
Morning Star Online
The Courier
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Four months to go - Labour and Conservatives neck and neck
HITC
It's now four months until the election and YouGov's latest poll, for the Sun, has put the two main parties on 33% each. Everyone knows that the election is almost upon us. The news is dominated with headlines of political conflict at numerous levels.
The Tories are wrong to assume that 2015 is 1992 all over again   New Statesman
Apprenticeships top agenda as the election bandwagon rolls into town   expressandstar.com
Roy Greenslade: Election free-for-all marks coming of age for social media   Evening Standard
Newham Recorder
Chartered Management Institute
Conservative Home
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PM insists 18 is "right age" to vote in general elections.
Herald Scotland
DAVID Cameron has made clear he is "very happy" for MPs to vote on whether to extend the franchise at general elections to 16 and 17-year-olds following the Scottish independence referendum. DAVID Cameron has made clear he is \"very happy\" for MPs ...

David Cameron open on under-18s being able to vote   Scotsman
David Cameron refers to a 'Welsh Parliament' during Prime Minister's Questions   WalesOnline
David Cameron backs Commons vote on expanding ballot to 16- and 17-year olds   Telegraph.co.uk
HITC
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Boris attacks 'multi-culti Balkanisation'
The Times (subscription)
Councils must stop the “multi-culti” practice of translating leaflets into other languages, Boris Johnson said. The mayor of London said that he was “amazed” to read that some people could not make themselves understood to doctors and nurses and called on ...

The Mayor of London Boris Johnson visits Pendle   Pendle Today
Boris battles for votes in our region as election build-up gathers pace   ITV News
VIDEO: Mayor of London Boris Johnson in Halifax today   Halifax Evening Courier
Yorkshire Post
Sputnik International
Telegraph.co.uk
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Evangelicals claim 'deep division' after vote on clergy in active gay relationships
Herald Scotland
EVANGELICALS have criticised the Church of Scotland's vote over the appointment of ministers in active homosexual and lesbian relationships saying it represented "deep division" over the issue. EVANGELICALS have criticised the Church of Scotland's vote ...

Details of Church of Scotland vote for gay ministers revealed   BBC News
Two-thirds of Church of Scotland presbyteries vote to allow gay ministers   PinkNews
Aberdeen churches vote in favour of gay ministers   Aberdeen Evening Express

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No side deals in Stormont Agreement: Villiers
Belfast Newsletter
No side deals have been agreed alongside the Stormont House Agreement aimed at breaking the stalemate in Northern Ireland, Theresa Villiers has said. The Secretary of State urged all sides to seize the chance offered by the agreement, reached after ...

No side deals agreed - Villiers   Belfast Telegraph
Corporation tax: MPs told devolution bill will be introduced 'shortly'   BBC News
Corporation tax bill 'shortly' - Villiers   U.TV

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