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Last Updated: Tuesday, 20 July, 2004, 01:03 GMT 02:03 UK

Blair urges new era in crime fight

Tony Blair heralds the end of the "1960s liberal consensus" on law and order as he trails the government's new five year crime-cutting plan.

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Analysis: Blair rejects 1960s

Local tax review to be unveiled

Local government minister Nick Raynsford will unveil an 18-month review looking at the future of the council tax.

Government backs £10bn Crossrail

The transport secretary is expected to give the go-ahead on Tuesday for a new east-west London rail link.

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