Nick's question to the Minister for Women and Equalities
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Nick's interview on equal marriage with the Sydney Morning Herald.
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In today’s Daily Telegraph I’ve co-signed a letter with 20 fellow MPs in support of Conservatives for Reform in Europe, the new campaign which I chair. They include former ministers, senior MPs and a number who are known to be particularly sceptical about the EU, for instance rebelling against the Government in the last Parliament to demand a referendum.
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Last week the World Health Organisation published its latest estimates of the TB epidemic. The good news is that the global campaign against HIV has led to a remarkable fall in deaths from AIDS. The bad news is that TB now claims the unwanted title of being the world’s biggest infectious killer.
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The Liberal Democrat Peer Lord Taylor of Goss Moor has authored a pamphlet published today by Policy Exchange, 'Garden Villages: Empowering localism to solve the housing crisis'. What a pity that Lord Taylor fails to mention in his pamphlet that he is a director of Mayfield Market Towns Limited, a developer which has been trying to build a "new market town" of up to 10,000 houses in open countryside in my West Sussex constituency.
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Together with a number of senior Conservative MPs I have tabled three amendments to the Infrastructure Bill, which has its Report Stage today (Monday 26 January).
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Today's Sunday Times splash that "David Cameron plans to slash EU migration by imposing an annual cap on the number of national insurance numbers given to low-skilled immigrants from Europe" is the latest in a series of briefings which suggest that the Prime Minister is set to announce a big new policy position on EU migration.
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The Prime Minister's statement, in response to Scotland's 'no' vote, that 'a new and fair settlement for Scotland should be accompanied by a new and fair settlement that applies to all parts of our United Kingdom' is welcome and right. Now we have to work out what devolution in England will look like.
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We weren't meant to go. I mean, no-one actually said 'please don't', but the vibe was unmistakeable. Please go to Clacton where there'll be a by-election. Have a great recess and maybe even see you at the Party Conference. But don't go to Scotland.
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Boris Johnson has today launched a really interesting initiative: a compulsory sobriety trial in South London which aims to reduce alcohol-related reoffending. People committing alcohol-related offences will be required to remain sober for a period of up to four months, enforced with electronically monitored tags that can detect if they have been drinking.
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