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Former Australia PM Tony Abbott is guest of honour at Bow Group's 65th anniversary celebration.

Grammar schools only offer places to the most academically gifted children in the local area.

When Tories used anti-immigration rhetoric in 2005 they were rightly defeated - but a lot has changed since.

History and politics graduate was chief-of-staff and press officer for South Thanet MP Craig Mackinlay.

Possible return follows barbed public row with former Ukip leader Nigel Farage.

He saw off competition from Paul Nuttall in the by-election.

Francois Fillon has appealed to traditional Catholic values while promising economic reform.

The PM will make the announcement as she chairs her first regional cabinet meeting.

A standards committee ruled it does not have the legal authority to kick Peacock off the council.

Tories hold on to seat Johnson wins the by-election with 17,570 votes.

Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn are sending the reserves to PMQs, which are followed by a Brexit debate.

Conservative MP tells IBTimes UK that Goldsmith is a 'model of what an MP ought to be'.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson also said the UK would make a 'Titanic success' of Brexit.

'Jo was this unbelievable bundle of energy and of joy and of enthusiasm and she was never resting in peace when she was alive and she would not want to rest in peace now'

'We must not be misty-eyed and nostalgic about the 50s where a small minority youngsters did well and 80% or more did badly.'

The Conservative majority was slashed by nearly 20,000 votes

Angry MPs shouted 'shame' at Justice Minister Sam Gyima as the seconds ticked down.

Courts beats closest rival Liberal Democrat Liz Leffman with a 5,702 majority.

Chancellor accused of 'arguing like an accountant' by seeing risk rather than opportunity.

Home Affairs Select Committee chair doubts Corbyn is 'doing something serious' about anti-Semitism.

Zac Goldsmith vows senior cabinet members including Boris Johnson would never support Heathrow.

He had also served in ministerial roles in the federal government before he left for provincial politics.

Defence secretary Michael Fallon says UK firms will not have to 'name and shame' workers.

'Does it make me someone who is trying to do best for my family?' asks the shadow attorney general.

Ukip's former deputy chairman has announced she is considering a bid for the party's leadership contest 'very carefully'.

'Nobody… voted for the government to take an axe to the economy,' says Labour Brexit Secretary.

There will be 'no naming and shaming' of companies employing immigrants, says minister.

Parties issued joint statement in reaction to policies unveiled by Home Secretary Amber Rudd.

Former cabinet minister spoke to IBTimes UK at the Conservative conference in Birmingham.

The British Prime Minister made the announcement on the BBC's The Andrew Marr show.