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"It is very clear tonight that while the House has not passed the motion it is clear to me the British parliament, reflecting the views of the British people, does not want to see military reaction. I GET that and the government will act accordingly." Syria: Second vote pressure builds Comment: Syria shows MPs need independent analysis of intelligence The spectre of Iraq looms so large that a dramatic change now needs to be made to the way MPs discuss security issues. Boris pushes for second Commons vote on Syria Boris Johnson said MPs could be asked to vote again on military action in Syria in the wake of new evidence, despite suggestions it could fatally undermine David Cameron's authority. Blair: We'll pay a terrible price for Syria vote MPs' refusal to condone military action against the Syrian government will cost Britain, Tony Blair has warned, in an attack which will only strengthen Labour dissent at Ed Miliband. Ministers set for chop after missing Syria vote David Cameron is set to seek retribution against abstaining ministers in last week's Syria vote - by sacking them from the government in the looming reshuffle. In other news... Comment: My prank on Miliband reveals an indifference to big-ticket donors I invented Wynford Smith to see how Labour responded to wealthy potential donors. But the reaction to him should worry Ed Miliband. Anti-Putin protest outside Downing Street over Section 28 gay law Protestors will gather outside Downing Street tomorrow to urge David Cameron to put more pressure on Vladimir Putin over a new anti-gay law branded Russia's Section 28. George Osborne accused of "fantasy promises" to Scottish voters George Osborne has been accused of making "fantasy promises" to Scottish families after claiming that they will be £2,000 better off if they vote to remain in the UK. Sir David Frost dies Legendary TV broadcaster and interviewer Sir David Frost has died of a suspected heart attack while on a cruise.	CIOB video: It's all about people NASUWT comments on GCSE results Commenting on the GCSE results, Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest teachers’ union, said: NUT Wales comment on GCSE Results Commenting on this year’s GCSE results, NUT Secretary, David Evans, said: NUT comment on GCSE results Commenting on today’s GCSE results for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, Christine Blower, General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers, the largest teachers’ union, said: NASUWT comments ahead of publication of GCSE results The fact that GCSEs are challenging and demanding qualifications is buried in an avalanche of politically motivated, false claims of grade inflation, dumbing-down and easy options, say the NASUWT. CIOT: Institute warns of ‘dangerous precedent’ over tax code for banks Government proposals for a strengthened Code of Practice on Taxation for Banks1 will set a “dangerous precedent” by giving HMRC power to determine and publicly announce non-compliance with the Code without any right of appeal, the Chartered Institute of Taxation has warned.

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