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Prime Minister David Cameron today celebrated UK companies winning trade deals worth more than £100 million with Brazil, as he led a delegation of more than 50 British businesses to the South American country.

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The former Director of Strategy at the Youth Justice Board, said the rules surrounding the elections were “flawed” and an “infringement of the rights of young people”.

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Argentina has decided not to send its president to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in a diplomatic snub to Britain at a time of growing tensions over the Falkland Islands.

Shares in Rockhopper Exploration surged by more than a fifth yesterday before tumbling to end the day 9 per cent lower as investors in the Falkland Islands-focused oil company initially celebrated a $1bn (£649m) deal with Premier Oil before changing their minds about its merits.

Shares in Rockhopper Exploration surged by more than a fifth yesterday before tumbling to end 9 per cent lower as investors in the Falkland Islands-focused oil company initially celebrated a $1bn (£649m) deal with Premier Oil before changing their minds about its merits.

Britain's determination to defend the Falkland Islands was today enshrined in a Government White Paper which declared there would be “no weakening” in Britain's resolve.

The Falkland Islands must be allowed to determine their own future, Prime Minister David Cameron said today as he claimed a referendum on their sovereignty would end the debate over ownership once and for all. 

David Cameron last night saluted the bravery of the Armed Forces in a speech to mark 30th anniversary of the liberation of the Falkland Islands – and warned Argentina that Britain is "ready and willing" to stand up for them again.

She received loud applause from a delegation so large it took up a third of the seats available

The Falkland Islands is to hold a referendum on its "political status", with the aim of sending a message to Argentina and bringing an end the continuing sovereignty dispute.