This agreement between Conservatives and Liberal Democrats makes David Cameron the new prime minister and installs Nick Clegg, whose party came in third in last week's election, as his deputy. The document details the long list of compromises between the two parties, who don't share much in terms of ideology but need each other to form a government.
\n\nHere, the NewsHour's Simon Marks reads between the lines to explain who won which battles and what each side is giving up.
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Fast-forward to the present, and David Cameron -- mindful of the importance of the NHS to his Liberal Democrat allies -- continues to insist that its future is safe in modern Conservative hands.", + "page_number": 0 + }, + { + "id": "550", + "user": 126, + "organization": 60, + "access": "public", + "title": "Trimming the deficit, in a hurry", + "created_at": "2010-05-12T16:36:36.157Z", + "updated_at": "2020-09-25T13:59:36.227Z", + "content": "A chance for the Prime Minister and his Deputy to portray themselves as the \"action men\" of British politics. Within a month-and-a-half, George Osborne, the country's new 38 year-old Chancellor of the Exchequor (i.e. the country's Finance Minister) will present a budget to Parliament that calls for emergency actions to reduce Britain's forecast $280 billion deficit.", + "page_number": 0 + }, + { + "id": "551", + "user": 126, + "organization": 60, + "access": "public", + "title": "Spending cuts now, not later", + "created_at": "2010-05-12T16:38:33.117Z", + "updated_at": "2020-09-25T13:59:36.227Z", + "content": "A win for David Cameron and the Conservatives, who fought the General Election pledging to introduce short-term spending cuts sooner rather than later. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown argued that this policy would put Britain's economic recovery at risk, and increase the likelihood that the country would experience a \"double-dip recession\". Assuming these cuts are indeed made, the veracity of that prediction will soon be put to the test.", + "page_number": 0 + }, + { + "id": "549", + "user": 126, + "organization": 60, + "access": "public", + "title": "A strong and stable government", + "created_at": "2010-05-12T16:27:47.813Z", + "updated_at": "2020-09-25T13:59:36.230Z", + "content": "Welcome to the new mantra in British politics. Both David Cameron and Nick Clegg have repeated this phrase countless times since the votes were counted last week, and both continue to pledge that their agreement -- the first, formal coalition government Britain has seen for 65 years -- will indeed deliver strength and stability. That's partly because of a perceived sense that the British public -- and perhaps, of more immediate importance, the financial markets -- won't be enthused by weakness and instability. But a \"strong and stable government\" is in the eye of the beholder - it isn't a fixed, defined notion. 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Cutting the so-called \"Inheritance Tax\" -- Conservative Party orthodoxy on the campaign trail -- moves firmly to the back-burner. This move won't be popular with some Conservative lawmakers, but it's one of the prices David Cameron needs them to pay in order to put the coalition together.", + "page_number": 1 + }, + { + "id": "557", + "user": 126, + "organization": 60, + "access": "public", + "title": "Setting a Date for the Next Election", + "created_at": "2010-05-12T16:54:26.655Z", + "updated_at": "2020-09-25T13:59:36.229Z", + "content": "Now we're getting to the heart of the document, and this is the most revolutionary proposal it contains. For the Liberal Democrats, nothing matters more than the need to reform the country's political system. Introducing fixed-term Parliaments, and even setting the date of the country's next election today, will end the age-old era in which the Prime Minister of the day could call an election on the most politically-advantageous date of his choosing. Parliament will still be able to pass a motion of \"no-confidence\" in the government, and - if 55% of lawmakers agree - the legislature would be dissolved prompting an early election. But Nick Clegg hopes this proposal is just the start of the seismic changes he wants to make to Britain's \"unwritten\" Constitution.", + "page_number": 2 + }, + { + "id": "555", + "user": 126, + "organization": 60, + "access": "public", + "title": "No Euros", + "created_at": "2010-05-12T16:49:34.272Z", + "updated_at": "2020-09-25T13:59:36.228Z", + "content": "If you've got some pound notes rattling around in your change drawer from a recent visit to the UK...fear not! They will be legal tender for at least the lifetime of this government. Queen Elizabeth II will remain on British bank-notes, and the currency will continue to be the British Pound Sterling. This \"no Euro\" policy will please so called \"Euro-skeptics\" on the Conservative Party parliamentary benches. Nick Clegg told the more liberal wing of the Liberal Democrats that he planned to abandon a pro-Euro policy back in September 2008.", + "page_number": 2 + }, + { + "id": "556", + "user": 126, + "organization": 60, + "access": "public", + "title": "A Conservative Stance on Immigration", + "created_at": "2010-05-12T16:51:24.999Z", + "updated_at": "2020-09-25T13:59:36.229Z", + "content": "A win for the Conservatives. Liberal Democrat proposals to introduce an amnesty for illegal immigrants are ditched, in favor of Conservative Party orthodoxy from the campaign trail.", + "page_number": 2 + }, + { + "id": "558", + "user": 126, + "organization": 60, + "access": "public", + "title": "A New Voting System on the Horizon?", + "created_at": "2010-05-12T16:57:57.163Z", + "updated_at": "2020-09-25T13:59:36.229Z", + "content": "A huge win for the Liberal Democrats, who urgently want Britain to abandon its \"first-past-the-post\" voting system, and embrace the proportional representation electoral system used by many other European parties. In last week's election, despite winning nearly one vote in four, the Liberal Democrats secured fewer than one Parliamentary seat in 10. 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