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18/02/2010

The Press Complaints Commission rejects complaints about Jan Moir's Stephen Gately article. Plus reports on the Falklands and Tory views on foxhunting.

The Press Complaints Commission rejects complaints about Jan Moir's Stephen Gately article.

William Hague says the Tories would back sending naval support to the Falklands following a growing dispute over oil in the South Atlantic.

Labour Peer Baroness Mallalieu, President of the Countryside Alliance, and Douglas Batchelor, Chief Executive of the League Against Cruel Sports, discuss Conservative plans to allow MPs a free vote on foxhunting, if they win the election.

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