Great+Britain+Pd.+3+Current+Events

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 * A judicial inquiry was finally held regarding the 2005 London Terrorists Attack. 500 plus people died and the case was acknoleged by Lady Heather Hallet in the Royal Court of Justice.

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 * Prime Minister David Cameron used the annual Conservative Party affair to assure british citizens that there would be a fundamental change in the relationship between the state and the people.

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 * The British police on apologized for a counterterrorism program that included surveillance cameras that were installed in predominantly Muslim neighborhoods. The installation of the cameras build mistrust and anger within the muslim communities.

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 * The UK is focusing on wind power to help improve energy in the country. Despite the growing opposition from citizens, nature conservation trusts, local lawmakers, and the government continues to push for more wind farms across the country.
 * After the Labour Party lost the 2010 elections, two brothers are competing against each other in regards to help rejuvenate the Labour Party name after 13 years of victory.

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 * Great Britain's attempt to cut from their military spending concerns the U.S. The United States feels that if they cut from their military budget that it will affect us; being that they are our most dependable ally.

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 * Liberal Democratic leader Nick Clegg is helping the Liberal Democratic Party adjust to actually being included in british elections for the first time in 60 years.

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 * Skinner discussed his work in the Parliament and other issues relating to British politics. He discussed his opinions on the policies of the Thatcher administration, and advocated a move toward the policies of socialism by industrialized countries.

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 * Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat Party Leader Nick Clegg spoke at the British Liberal Democrats Party Conference. He discussed his decision to form a coalition government with the Conservative Party. Clegg acknoleged the party's top concern; which is reducing public spending costs. He also discussed the reforming of the voting system and reforming of the House of Lords to allow election of members.

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 * Prime Minister David Cameron answered questions from members of his party and the opposition. The topics discussed included the United Kingdom border security, combating human trafficking, and whether Question Time should be held twice a week in the House of Commons.

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