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By politics.co.uk staff An inquiry into whether Britain has been complicit in torture of terrorist suspects will take place, William Hague has confirmed. In one of his first acts as foreign secretary, Mr Hague has directly challenged the actions of his predecessor, David Miliband, who repeatedly insisted he had nothing to hide. If any questionable… Read more »
By politics.co.uk staff David Cameron has insisted Britain was right not to adopt the euro currency on his first trip to the Continent as prime minister. His comments come as uncertainty continues to stalk the markets, with the Greek crisis threatening to tip several economies back into recession. On Wednesday, Angela Merkel, German chancellor, warned… Read more »
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