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Corbyn Urged To Take Action On Anti-Semitism A Labour MP tells Sky News not enough is being done to deal with party supporters who post offensive remarks online. Business Sec: Steel 'Absolutely Vital' To UK Sajid Javid says he has been talking to Tata Steel for "weeks" and is trying to find a buyer for the firm's UK assets. 'We Need Something Done, Rather Than Words' Sky's Siobhan Robbins talks to steel workers in South Wales after they confront the Business Secretary over their jobs. China Hits Steel Made In UK With 46% Levy Beijing's decision to clamp down on foreign imports while dumping cheap steel in the EU comes at a bad time for the UK Government. Cameron Tackles Chinese Premier On Steel A Downing Street source tells Sky News the PM mentioned concerns about over-production of steel to Chinese president Xi Jinping. Cameron: Terrorists Want Nuclear Materials The PM offers a post-Brussels warning as he arrives to attend the 50-nation Nuclear Security Summit in Washington. National Living Wage Comes Into Force Business leaders say productivity could suffer as minimum pay is raised, while unions say they want the scheme expanded. UK Terror Threat: More Armed Police For Regions The PM announces 400 new armed officers to try to ensure cities around the country are prepared for a Paris-style attack. Groups Vying For EU Vote Designation Named The Electoral Commission announces the names of the groups competing to be the "official" voice of the Leave and Remain campaigns. Highlights Video: Business Secretary On Steel Crisis Video: Murnaghan In A Minute Video: Javid Faces Steel Workers Analysis & Comment Business Secretary Flies Back Into Steel Storm Jon Craig Plenty Of Steel But Little Reassurance From PM Darren McCaffrey Highlights Video: Javid Defends Stance On Steel Video: Osborne: 'We Will Support Steel' Video: Steel Crisis: Corbyn In Port Talbot More Politics Stories Exposed: UK School Promoting Extreme Islam Leaflets available at a Muslim school warn against adopting British customs and watching TV - and say women should not go to work. Migration Stats Concerns Ahead Of EU Vote The UK statistics watchdog warns that discrepancies between sets of figures "could undermine public confidence" in the data. UK Growth Higher But Deficit Hits New Record GDP fourth quarter growth was revised up to 0.6% but the UK's current account deficit swelled to an "eye watering" £32.7bn. Finance Chiefs Weigh Stance On Brexit Poll The finance chiefs of major UK companies are mulling whether to take a public stance on EU membership, Sky News learns. Labour Urges Tougher Regime For Police Bail The Government looks like it will back Andy Burnham's move to close a loophole that lets 'terror suspects leave the country'. Tory Feud Over EU And Terror Intensifies Eurosceptic Dominic Raab and pro-EU Nick Herbert join the row over whether the Schengen borderless area makes the UK less safe. DECC Urged Energy Firms To Echo Brexit Alarm Whitehall officials contacted major energy suppliers asking them to support Amber Rudd's Brexit warning, Sky News learns. Scare Tactics Claim Over 'EU Criminals' Dossier A pro-Brexit group claims EU laws have made the country less secure, but In campaigners say it's an attempt at "scaremongering". Ex-MP's Fury Over Child Abuse Investigation Harvey Proctor says Theresa May should "consider her position" after the £1.8m Operation Midland failed to make any arrests. Morgan Warns Of Brexit 'Lost Generation' The education secretary appeals to parents and grandparents not to "gamble" with young people's futures by voting to leave the EU. 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