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Frank Field, a Labour former welfare reform minister, also insisted the issue would "rumble" and "catch fire" in the constituencies when the cuts are made.

This is why the new government should embrace approval voting in single-member constituencies when the time comes for a referendum on electoral reform.

"This transaction is an excellent example of the great results that can be achieved for all constituencies when the shareholder activist is able to work cooperatively with management," Mr. Icahn said in a statement.

"We cannot have mob rule and many members are very much in favour of the positive contributions that large FTSE 100 companies make to the larger overall tax take". He recounted how he'd had a meeting with Christian Aid supporters in his constituency when the "Tax Justice" bus visited Stevenage.

The Illinois Republican managed to offend two constituencies when he made the comment, which was caught on a hot mic at an Appropriations Committee markup and first reported by The Huffington Post.

Brent Wilkes, national executive director of the League of United Latin American Citizens, said the vote showed that the Republican party had "once again proven that when Latinos need support, they support a different constituency even when the constituency they are supporting does not have a dog in the fight.

Wales will lose 10 of its 40 parliamentary constituencies when boundaries are redrawn in 2015 under plans to make constituencies roughly the same size.

"We have a history of politicians mobilizing their ethnic constituencies when they feel threatened personally," said George Wachira, a peace advocate in Nairobi, Kenya's capital.

Give black marks to those who spend precious time trailing round constituencies when they should be confronting Tory policies heading through parliament.

He also alarmed various constituencies when, contrary to campaign pledges, he spoke of increasing taxes and when he questioned a proposed partnership between the Brazilian airplane manufacturer Embraer and Boeing, and when he suggested he would allow an American military base on Brazilian soil.

MPs insist they continue to work in their constituencies when Parliament is not sitting, but critics claim that being away from Westminster makes it harder for them to hold the government to account.