UK's ruling Conservatives to ask for parliamentary break to hold conference
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Britain's ruling Conservative Party will on Thursday ask lawmakers to approve a short adjournment of parliament next week to allow the party to hold its annual conference, House of Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg said on Wednesday.
He said that parliament would also hold a general debate on "The principles of democracy and the rights of the electorate" on Thursday.
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