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If Britain pulls out of hosting the olympic games, what next country would host it ?
In olympic, government, broke - asked by athenabs13ohe - 3 answers - 3 years ago

How far can government claim responsibility for, or be accused of causing, unemployment figures?
In unemployment, government - asked by duffield1 - 2 answers - 3 years ago

icelandic goverment may have a stake in our high steet shops is this right after the iceland banks collapsed and the local councils lost huge amounts of money http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/article .aspx?cp-documentid=12306902
In government, Iceland, banks - asked by high1971 - 1 answer - 3 years ago

Work on the Olympic Park is already providing employment and training to local and previously unemployed people and UK businesses are winning millions of pounds worth of 2012 work
In olympic games, government, immigrant workers - asked by cryptminder - 2 answers - 3 years ago

Has stamp duty been suspended on houses sales and if so for how long is it suspended for?
In house purchase, Stamp duty, government - asked by Topaz2308 - 1 answer - 3 years ago

How long will it be before..............
In electronic chip, government, bigbrother - asked by - 6 answers - 3 years ago

Are you believer in conspiracy theories?
In conspiracy theories, benefits, government - asked by - 8 answers - 3 years ago

waht does parliament mean
In government - asked by (Guest29847) - 1 answer - 3 years ago

Have you been pondering upon a world government as a bulwark against one nation waging war against another?
In World government, world peace - asked by - 5 answers - 3 years ago

I recently read that this goverment is even more unpopular that James Callaghan's government was during the Winter of Discontent. Why have we not seen the same degree of civil unrest?
In government, society, politics - asked by - 6 answers - 3 years ago

The Westminster system of government means that people elect members of parliament to represent them. It also means that some decisions have to be put to the vote of the people in referendums. What decisions do you believe should be (or should have been)
In government, westminster, referendum - asked by xoloriib - 2 answers - 3 years ago

When the Government funds pre-school from the age of 3 do you know if they are funded for just the 5 sessions a week or do they fund them for the 5 sessions plus fruit/snack money?
In pre school, government, money - asked by Sapphire10 - 1 answer - 3 years ago

How long can I legally stay in the States without a Visa?
In travel, united states, american government - asked by Kirsteh - 1 answer - 3 years ago

Do you believe this country will ever be free of the current drink culture
In Health, government, Crime statistics - asked by - 9 answers - 4 years ago

Is it legal for the government to pass on your details to other agencies/companies with out your permission?
In legal, data protection, government - asked by sheps101 - 2 answers - 4 years ago

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