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President Barack Obama called the targeting of conservative groups by U.S. tax officials "outrageous" and said that any Internal Revenue Service employees involved would be held accountable.
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WASHINGTON, May 13- President Barack Obama sought on Monday to neutralize two crises that threatened his second term agenda, calling the apparent targeting of conservative groups by tax officials "outrageous" and an uproar over his response to American deaths in Libya a "sideshow."
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President Barack Obama on Monday urged Britons to watch whether European Union reforms were successful before deciding whether to leave the multi-nation bloc, backing the position taken by British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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WASHINGTON, May 13- British Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday said a proposed free trade agreement between the European Union and United States should cover all sectors, drawing a contrast with France, which wants to leave out sensitive cultural industries.
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WASHINGTON, May 13- British Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday said a proposed free trade agreement between the European Union and United States should cover all sectors, drawing a contrast with France, which wants to leave out sensitive cultural industries. "To realize the huge benefits this deal could bring will take ambition and political will.
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*Rifts over Europe widen in ruling Conservative Party. Cameron's promise to renegotiate Britain's relationship with the EU and hold a plebiscite on membership if he wins the next election in 2015 has failed to end his party's divisions over Europe or halt the rise of the anti- EU UK Independence Party.
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President Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron hold a press conference at the White House today where the two world leaders lay out an economic agenda for the G8 Summit; discuss the importance of a joint commitment for continued global security; and address the challenges facing economic global needs.
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President Obama is meeting with British Prime Minister David Cameron today at the White House, reports CNBC's John Harwood.
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WASHINGTON, May 13- British Prime Minister David Cameron moved to end a revolt over European Union membership in his ruling Conservative party on Monday, saying all his ministers backed his strategy on the issue despite two expressing more sceptical views than his own.
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*Committee argues for more runways at London's Heathrow. LONDON, May 10- Britain should expand London's Heathrow airport by building a third or even fourth runway, lawmakers said on Friday, weighing into an argument pitting business leaders against environmentalists.
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*Committee argues for more runways at London's Heathrow. LONDON, May 10- Britain should expand London's Heathrow airport by building a third or even fourth runway, lawmakers said on Friday, weighing into an argument pitting business leaders against environmentalists.
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LONDON, May 9- British Prime Minister David Cameron took on critics in his own Conservative party on Thursday, saying it would be wrong for Britain to leave the European Union.
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LONDON, May 9- British Prime Minister David Cameron took on critics in his own Conservative party on Thursday, saying it would be wrong for Britain to leave the European Union. Some pessimists "say there is no prospect of reforming the European Union, you simply have to leave.
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SEOUL, May 9- U.S. crude held above $96.50 a barrel on Thursday, underpinned by the spread against Brent which narrowed sharply in the prior session amid hopes for increased capacity to funnel rising U.S. crude oil production out of benchmark-supply-point Cushing. *U.S. crude oil was up 7 cents a barrel at $96.69 by 0122 GMT, after settling up $1 at $96.62 on Wednesday.
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*Major conference on Somalia held in London. LONDON, May 7- Somalia won international pledges of extra cash and military assistance on Tuesday at a major conference convened to help the East African country cope with the twin threats of Islamic militancy and piracy.
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*Major conference on Somalia held in London. LONDON, May 7- Britain will help boost radio communications on the Somali coast as part of efforts to combat rampant piracy along global shipping routes near the East African country, Prime Minister David Cameron said on Tuesday.
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"The independent international Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic wishes to clarify that it has not reached conclusive findings as to the use of chemical weapons in Syria by any parties to the conflict," it said in a statement.
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LONDON, May 3- Some of Google's clients have questioned its assertion that it does not sell to customers from its London office, a key plank in its ability to operate almost tax-free in Britain, a poll said on Friday. Google Inc says it sells all advertising in the UK, France and Germany from its Dublin office.
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LONDON, May 3- Some of Google's clients have questioned its assertion that it does not sell to customers from its London office, a key plank in its ability to operate almost tax-free in Britain, a poll said on Friday.
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Shares in tobacco firm Imperial Tobacco rise 1.8 percent to become the second-biggest FTSE 100 gainer after a newspaper report that says the British government has dropped plans to introduce plain cigarette packaging.
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*Local elections being held in England and Wales. ASHFORD, England, May 2- Britain's ruling Conservatives are set to lose hundreds of seats in local polls on Thursday that will go some way to measuring the threat the surging anti- European Union UK Independence Party poses to their hopes of re-election in 2015..