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US wants access to NHS in post-Brexit deal, says Trump ally | Politics | The Guardian
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Johnson est l’ambassadeur des #Etats-Unis au #Royaume-Uni,

Asked if the NHS was likely to form part of trade negotiations, Johnson told the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show: “I think the entire economy, in a trade deal, all things that are traded would be on the table.” Asked if that specifically meant healthcare, he said: “I would think so.”

#Cameron: Si le #Brexit gagne, les vilains vous éviscéreront,

‘Even if we leave the EU, we won’t be able to control immigration,’ David Cameron warns - but his own Cabinet ministers say PM’s plan will see UK population hit 80m | Daily Mail Online
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Appearing on the Andrew Marr Show this morning, Mr Cameron made a remarkable last-ditch appeal to Mr Johnson, claiming that membership of the EU was essential in the fight against Somalian pirates, standing up to Russian President Vladimir Putin and forcing Iran to abandon nuclear weapons.

UK’s ’Special Status’ Deal With EU Means Russia Will Remain the Enemy
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For those of us who have hoped the divisions within Europe on sanctions against Russia would lead to their scrapping wholly or partially in July, what happened in Brussels yesterday is not good news. And to those who may wonder how this particular configuration of interests came about, the strings to these puppets all lead back to Washington.

BBC News - #MPs' pay : #Politicians-criticise ’ #inappropriate ’ 11% rise
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MPs’ pay: Politicians criticise ’inappropriate’ 11% rise
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Plans to award MPs an 11% pay rise have been criticised across Westminster, with one minister describing them as “utterly incomprehensible”.

Parliamentary watchdog Ipsa is set to recommend a rise of £7,600 to £74,000, to come in after the 2015 election.

Ipsa does not need to get the agreement of Parliament to bring in the changes.

But Treasury minister Danny Alexander urged it to reconsider, saying it would be “wholly inappropriate” at a time of curbs on pay in the public sector.

The rise - to come into effect in May 2015 - comes as part of a package of changes to MPs’ salary and benefits which would see some allowances scrapped.

MPs currently earn a basic salary of £66,396 but the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority is expected to say on Thursday that their pay has fallen behind in recent years and a substantial “one-off” rise is justified.

The BBC’s political correspondent Gary O’Donoghue said Ipsa would conduct a statutory review of pay at the start of the next Parliament, at which point the rise could theoretically be reversed, but this remains unlikely.

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