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@timloughton

Conservative Member of Parliament for the fantastic constituency of East Worthing & Shoreham. Former Children's Minister. Sometime archaeologist.

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Joined January 2010

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    Sep 22

    Irrespective of your political views, religious beliefs or philosophy on life, surely we can all agree that this emu running from a water sprinkler is incredibly important.

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    Sep 21
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    As the RAF intercepts two Russian bombers heading towards the UK, Moscow says the pilots just wanted to see Salisbury Cathedral from the air.

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    Sep 21

    There are over 3 million EU citizens living in the UK who will be understandably worried about what the outcome of yesterday’s summit means for their future. I want to be clear with you that even in the event of no deal your rights will be protected.

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    Sep 21

    Mrs May added: "And who the hell eats ice-cream in a cone with a spoon?"

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    CONFIRMED Theresa May has now unilaterally guaranteed the rights of 3million EU nationals to stay in the UK

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  7. Sep 21

    Surely the EU has a finite number of noses it can cut off to spite its faces

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    Sep 21

    RETWEET if you agree: Remain MP Stephen Crabb says the behaviour and inflexibility of EU leaders at Salzburg is pushing people like him towards realising, "the quicker we're out of this circus, the better".

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    Sep 21

    Listen to what the second referendum johnnies were saying when they thought they would win. Clegg's clip, in particular, is so beautifully ironic that it should hang in the Tate.

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    Speaking to constituents today, it is clear that EUs behaviour in recent days is increasing support for us leaving the EU. Ppl still want a deal but content to go without one, even folk who voted remain. Important statement from PM re rights for EU migrants in a no deal scenario.

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    Sep 21

    Let’s not let and second ref crowd off the hook either. They’ve undermined Brussels’ incentive to give the UK a fair deal. So long as EUcrats think is reversible they have little incentive to negotiate. Campbell et al have served their country v badly

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    The Prime Minister has shown in her statement that she is fighting tooth and nail for this country. The EU will look back and regret the way they have treated the UK in these negotiations. We are a proud nation with a PM showing her metal at last.

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    Sep 21

    Mistake EU made was that whilst plenty in the UK are divided on whether to leave or not, or how to leave We are all united in hating bullies By treating us with the contempt they did this week, all they’ve done is give us something to unite against them and made us stronger

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    “It’s very exciting to see the boardwalk being widely used by people who find getting around difficult and rely on wheelchairs, as well as young families with pushchairs and those suffering from other disabilities."

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  15. Sep 20

    Should be not just kept the UK in

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  16. Sep 20

    2/2 a deal and certainly not to their benefit they have again failed to wake up and smell the coffee. Why should we be surprised?

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  17. Sep 20

    1/2 In 2016 when there was a clear & present danger of UK voting to leave, the EU failed to come up with any meaningful reforms that would have helped the sustainability of the whole Union not kept the UK in. Two years on with a clear & present danger of UK crashing out without

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    Sep 20

    The RVS at Chesham House Lancing provides many services and activities. If you or a family member or friend would like to pop in and have a look you can be assured of a very warm welcome. Please do give us a...

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    Sep 19

    GDP (PPP) per capita growth, past five years. India: 45% China: 45% Bangladesh: 45% Indonesia: 29% Turkey: 27% Pakistan: 24% S Korea: 22% Egypt: 18% US: 17% Germany: 15% UK: 15% Canada: 13% Japan: 13% France: 12% Italy: 12% Saudi: 9% Russia: 9% Nigeria: 4% Brazil: -1.2%

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    Sep 19

    The “most significant” review of Britain’s railways since privatisation has been launched - here is everything you need to know

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