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Ian Dunt
David's intervention makes Ed Miliband look good
David Miliband's dreary article proves he's still a slippery customer.
If Hester's bonus was immoral, so are all the others
The very idea that a man will not work hard for a salary of a mere £1 million is so desperate one wonders how its proponents retain a straight face as they make it.
Ignore the outrage over Abbott - but question her judgement
Diane Abbott's comment about white people has triggered another Twitter outrage. But behind the bluster there's evidence of weak political judgement.
St Paul's demonstrators offer a masterclass in protest
With a moderate, focused set of demands, the St Paul's protesters have offered a stinging rebuke to their detractors.
In defence of the immigration cat
A cat actually makes for good evidence in an immigration case.
Alex Stevenson
Another voter registration retreat in the offing?
Clegg gave a clear suggestion that further concessions can be expected from the government.
Giving the unborn their say
Protecting the interests of the unborn is important, but representing their views now poses a bit of a headache.
Coalition won't back down over independence referendum talks
London might have agreed to talks with the Scottish government over the terms of the independence referendum, but a little-noticed clause in their establishment of the West Lothian Question commission suggests they're not planning on budging.
London ready to challenge SNP's referendum
A Scottish independence referendum could be blocked in the courts before it even happens, London is warning.
They can't even agree on who gets to vote in the independence referendum
Such is the furore surrounding the monstrous clash of the parliaments that the second-string efforts of the SNP to rig the vote have not received much attention yet.
Opinion Formers
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