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Traffic congestion reduction
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Soldiers Life and Health Insurance should be paid for by the government
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Make people on benefits earn their money
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Lower fuel duty
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University Fees
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Removing Sunday Trading Restrictions
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We want the monarchy abolished.
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Kettering Town Should Be Made To Play In Kettering
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England football team ignore FIFA and wear poppies
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random drug tests for people on benefits
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All Commons votes triggered by a petition should be free
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Scrap £9000 tuition fees
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Bring back National Service
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The Death Penalty
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Stop New Nuclear Power Plants
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NO BENEFITS UNLESS YOU HAVE PAID IN.
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Keep GMT as UK time
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Close the tax loop-holes loved by the wealthy
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Prison should mean prison
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End the distortion in TV funding.
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Repeal Sunday trading legislation.
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abolition of climate change act
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Fund the BBC from general taxation
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Reduce Fuel Duties to get the Economy Going
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No cash payout for benefits
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Smoking legislation revision
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Energy companies should have their profits capped
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STOP THESE REDICULOUS E-PETITIONS
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Keep the UK Military Search and Rescue Service
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Introduce a national maximum wage limit
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Ban Police Containment ("Kettling") At Demonstrations & Protests
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Legalise marijuana ONLY for medicinal purposes
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All E-Petitions to be Spelled Properly
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epetitions to have a free vote
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BRING BACK THE DEATH PENALTY FOR CHILD KILLERS AND SERIAL PEADOPHILES.
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Strip Gary Barlow of his O.B.E.
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Ring Fence Defence spending
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Stop tuition fees from being £9,000 a year!
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Abolish Tuition Fees
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Income Tax to be paid on all DWP Benefits
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Tougher sentencing for paedophiles
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Repeal the Climate Change Act
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Privatise BBC Television
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Human rights for all but offenders
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bring back national service
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Performance related pay for ministers
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eu referendum
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Change E-petition Unlimited Signatures
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Welfare drug-testing
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Tougher Sentencing for Criminals