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Skip to main content [#main] Skip to main navigation Sky.com Home Find & Watch TV Sky Products Shop My Sky Help & Support This website uses cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By using this website or closing this message you are agreeing to our cookies notice . Cookies FAQs . x Edition: UK Edition: US Sky News Weather Follow Sky News on: Facebook Twitter Google Watch Sky News Live 05 August 2014 Home UK World US Business Politics Technology Entertainment Strange News Weather Politics stories from Sky News HD Latest stories Minister: UK Gaza Stance 'Morally Indefensible' The Prime Minister responds after Baroness Warsi slams the Government's position on Gaza in a letter of resignation. Osborne: Warsi Decision Was 'Unnecessary' Baroness Warsi's Gaza resignation has been hailed as "principled" but anonymous Tory sources are briefing she quit in a "sulk". Ed Balls Escapes Driving Ban After Prang The shadow chancellor drove off after hitting a car when he attempted a "five to seven-point turn" in a Labour club car park. Clegg: 'Tories Failed On Border Checks' Nick Clegg takes a significantly tougher line on immigration as he claims the Conservatives' policy on the issue was wrong. Fighting Between Migrants Wanting To Get To UK Chancellor Backs £15bn Northern Transport Plan Scotland's Future Up For Debate In TV Contest Scotland To Get More Powers From 2015 Labour Defends Miliband's 'Rude' WWI Wreath Boris Says EU Exit Might Be Best For Britain Analysis & Comment James Matthews Scotland Correspondent Referendum TV Debate Could Be A Game-Changer The clash between Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling may be like The Odd Couple without gags, but it will be compulsive viewing. Joey Jones Deputy Political Editor Immigration Scramble Risks Vote-Grab Claims Politicians are talking tough on immigration but risk being accused of vote-grabbing ahead of the election, says Sky's Joey Jones. Joey Jones Deputy Political Editor Immigration: A Well-Beaten Path For Cameron The immigration crackdown is designed to see off the Farage threat but the Tories also need to steal a march on Labour. Ed Conway Economics Editor Why The Fracking Row Will Roll On And On With the Government keen to secure energy sources and opponents against damaging countryside, the fracking row is here to stay. More Top Stories Hunt Vows To End Year-Long Hospital Waits Labour Could Lose Seats To UKIP In 2015 Miliband Slams Cameron's Handling Of Gaza Crisis HSBC Warns George Osborne Over Banks Probe 'Queen Of Shops' Revival Bid Shows 'Little Impact' Brady And Ex-M&S Boss To Get Tory Peerages To Be 'Yes' Or Not To Be: Vote Takes Centre Stage UK Border Controls Inspection Chief To Resign Tory Voters 'Favour Lib Dem Over UKIP Deal' Whistleblowers Failed By 'Shocking' Treatment Highlights Blue Shirt? It Must Be Holiday Time 'Warsi Decision Disappointing' Faisal Islam On Warsi's Resignation Trending Plane Scare: Man Held Over Hoax Bomb Threat 1 Manchester Plane Emergency: As It Happened 2 Tropical Storm Threatens UK's Sizzling Summer 3 Couple Married For 62 Years Die On Same Day 4 Shocking CCTV Of 'Rapper' Shooting In NYC Shop 5 'Body Of Missing Teenage Boy' Is Found 6 Fighting Between Migrants Wanting To Get To UK 7 Find Out Who Hollywood's Best Paid Actress Is 8 Lover's Graffiti Scrawled Across Sacred Rock 9 Minister: UK Gaza Stance 'Morally Indefensible' 10 × Gallery: Blue Shirt? It Must Be Holiday Time Video: Osborne: 'Warsi Decision Disappointing' Video: Sky's Political Editor Faisal Islam On Warsi's Resignation About Sky News About Us Sky News International Sky News Library Sales Site Map Connect with us Contact Sky News Sky Policies Accessibility Terms & Conditions Privacy & Cookies Notice Editorial Guidelines Your Content Your Photos Your Videos Sky News Services Sky News for iPad Sky News RSS Sky News for Smartphones Sky News Radio Sky News SMS Alerts Supreme Court Live Other Sky Sites Sky News Arabia Sky Living Sky Sports NOW TV Copyright ©2014 BSkyB