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    ECONOMIST: The

  • Officials said she bugged cabinet meetings, and decided who should be a minister.

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  • I'm not in politics to be a minister but to carry out ideas.

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  • On ceasing to be a minister in 1997 we reverted to the normal rule of claiming additional costs in London.

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  • "I'm sure one day you'll be a Minister". (Miaow).

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  • It would be unusual for a junior minister to be promoted to cabinet rank without a spell at minister of state level but these are unusual times.

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  • Justine Greening moved to local government, Greg Hands became a shadow Treasury minister and John Penrose moved to be a shadow business minister.

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  • Mr Naumann will not be a fully fledged minister but a kind of super state secretary in the chancellor's office.

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  • Mr Kibaki's people had previously insisted that, if there were to be a prime minister, he should have limited executive powers.

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  • Or if the state decides who ought to be a religious minister?

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  • The Conservative Charles Walker, who discussed his own experience of OCD in the Commons in June, predicted Mr Barwell could rise to be a Cabinet minister - but added this bill might be the most important achievement of his career, if it became law.

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  • It opens with its title character (Nina Pens Rode), an opera singer of a certain age, telling her husband (Bendt Rothe), a renowned lawyer about to be named a cabinet minister, that she will leave him for a poor young composer.

    NEWYORKER: Gertrud

  • Energy Minister John Hayes is to move to be a Cabinet Office minister, becoming the prime minister's parliamentary adviser with a remit to act as a link man with backbench MPs.

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  • And I hope there'll be a Tory prime minister after the election, but that will depend a great deal on the Conservative Party getting its act together at last.

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  • In a gesture to those who object to a foreign-born prime minister, Mrs Gandhi said she would not be a candidate for prime minister.

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  • It would be a judge and not a minister that decides whether to order a close material proceeding.

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  • His critics hint that Mr Bildt would rather have a big international job than be prime minister, a charge his friends reject.

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  • The prime minister and the chancellor have said it will be a financial decision, whereas the minister and the secretary of state have said it will be a defence-driven decision.

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  • The Tories who argued for no press law of any sort now appear to have conceded the need for a legal clause designed to give parliament the assurance that the new press regulator cannot be amended by a minister under pressure from the press without the agreement of MPs.

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  • So it's going to be a very clear indication of how effective a prime minister he'll be and, frankly, whether his government will be able to last.

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  • But now they'll expect him to be a listening prime minister from now on.

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  • Whatever emerges will probably not be called a prime minister's department, a term which sounds too authoritarian for British tastes.

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  • He said putting the code on a statutory basis would end the "limbo" which currently exists and would mean it could not "be changed by a minister on a whim".

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  • In the new cabinet, it is believed Yair Lapid - a former TV presenter who leads Yesh Atid - will be finance minister and Jewish Home's Naftali Bennett, a high-tech millionaire, will be economic and trade minister.

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