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Mr Harper, whose constituency is Forest of Dean, said: "A number of my constituents feel very fearful, terrorised might not be too strong a word, by the harassment they have faced by some of those opposed to the badger cull.

Just before leaving Britain in the summer, I had lunch with a member of parliament whose constituency is plagued with gang violence and drug gangs.

Mr Osborne, whose constituency is near Manchester, is looking to boost Tory fortunes there.And the Labour politicians who run the cities are often willing to work with him.

The assault had not killed any known leaders of the Taliban in Bajaur, said Aftab Ahmed Khan Sherpao, a former interior minister, whose constituency is close to Bajaur.

Dingell, whose constituency is in Michigan and whose wife is a General Motors' executive, is sometimes criticised as being too cozy with the auto industry.

A big delegation is expected from Sheffield, where activists say anger has been directed at the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, whose constituency is in the city.

Among Sir Philips critics is Simon Danczuk, the Labour MP for Rochdale whose constituency was hit by floodwater after 35.4mm of rain fell in the town in just 12 hours.

Ian Swales, the Redcar MP whose constituency was also polled by Oakeshott, told his local Gazette that the results suggesting he would lose his seat were "based on a small sample and look very amateurish".

Responding to claims – including from the Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, whose constituency was among those badly affected – that some schemes that were promised after previous floods had been shelved, Bevan said those dealing with a "particularly urgent need" were prioritised.

Julian Huppert, the Cambridge MP whose constituency was surveyed, is also believed to be on holiday, but his local association decided in his absence to hold a meeting on 13 June to "decide whether they can support Nick Clegg's continuing leadership or consider issuing a notice to the party to hold an election for leader".

Pupils as young as five need to start new age-appropriate relationship education to keep them safe from abusive relationships, according to a report by Sarah Champion, the Labour MP for Rotherham, whose constituency was at the centre of a child sexual exploitation scandal.