First Minister Nicola Sturgeon predicts new independence referendum if UK votes to leave EU
Tory London mayor candidate Zac Goldsmith says he is a "non head-banging" Eurosceptic
Labour has been accused of a "whitewash" over the report into its election defeat
Ex-Labour frontbenchers Frank Field and Chuka Umunna warn over the party's electoral chances
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Asked if he'd like to get rid of the full face veil in Britain, David Cameron suggests he opposes a ban - saying people should be free to wear what they like and live how they like "within limits". But he says people shouldn't flout rules that are set in schools, for example.
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Put to him that the government cut funding for languages, David Cameron concedes budgets "did come down" in the past because of deficit reduction. "But this is targeted money going after the particular area of problem," he adds, saying some women in their own home aren't encouraged to learn English or to leave their home. Does he regret previous funding cuts?
Quote MessageNo I think we had to make difficult decisions."
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The prime minister says the new scheme will be brought in in October this year, and it will apply to those who have recently come in on a spousal visa. They'll be tested, he says, but insists it's not about "blaming" people who can't speak English. He cites examples in communities where women are segregated and says it's not acceptable. So what if people fail the test? They won't be guaranteed to stay in the UK, he explains.
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The government says thousands of Muslim women who can't speak English are to be given the chance to learn the language. It’s part of a drive to create a more cohesive society and counter extremism.
Speaking to the Today programme, David Cameron says there are 38,000 Muslim women who hardly speak the language "at all", and 190,000 who speak it "very badly". It's about "opportunity", he says, adding:
Quote MessageIf you don't speak the language your opportunities are very reduced."
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Hello and welcome to our rolling coverage of Monday's political news. We start with David Cameron on BBC Radio 4's Today programme in a moment. The other major event of the day is set to be MPs debating whether or not to ban US presidential candidate Donald Trump from the UK.