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Can anyone stop Britain's Tories going full Trump? – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Can anyone stop Britain's Tories going full Trump? – POLITICO

UK centrist Conservatives are in search of a leader to stop the right hijacking the party after the election.

A new Marshall plan needed for small modular nuclear reactors to replace coal and diesel, study finds - Vimarsana News

A new Marshall plan needed for small modular nuclear reactors to replace coal and diesel, study finds

On Wednesday, the New Nuclear Watch Institute (NNWI) in London released a report on the Small Modular Reactor (SMR) market. Titled "Scaling Success:

Thatcher and Major resented each other more than anyone knew – and I was caught in the middle - Vimarsana News

Thatcher and Major resented each other more than anyone knew – and I was caught in the middle

This exclusive extract from his Westminster diaries reveals the spectacular breakdown of relations and rising bitterness between the two PMs

Double by-election defeat leaves Tories asking is this a re-run of 1992 or 1997? - Vimarsana News

Double by-election defeat leaves Tories asking is this a re-run of 1992 or 1997?

Voters in Tamworth and Mid Bedfordshire have just given a resounding answer to the question obsessing Westminster watchers all year: "Does the run...

Adam Boulton: Double by-election defeat leaves Tories asking is this a re-run of 1992 or 1997? - Vimarsana News

Adam Boulton: Double by-election defeat leaves Tories asking is this a re-run of 1992 or 1997?

Adam Boulton asks if the next election is more likely to be a re-enactment of John Major's surprise victory over Neil Kinnock, or the wipe-out the Conservatives suffered at the hands of Tony Blair.

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