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Archive of articles from 2010
Profile: David Laws
Analysis: Laws will recover, but will the coalition?
David Laws' resignation gives him the time and space to recover and regroup. The coalition government has no such luxury.
Video: David Laws resignation
David Laws quits as chief secretary to the Treasury after agreeing to repay tens of thousands of pounds in expenses.
Analysis: Cameron turns to the carrot after stick fails
Cameron's pro-business speech reveals his nervousness. He has yet to work out how to pacify his backbenchers.
Comment: Leadership race shows Labour has run out of ideas
Diane Abbott's lack of support shows how tired and conservative the Labour party has become.
Video: Queen's Speech debate
Watch highlights from David Cameron and Harriet Harman's contributions to the Queen's Speech debate here.
Comment: Could this be the most radical government of our time?
If just some of today's Queen's Speech becomes law we will be living under the most radical and important government of our times.
Feature: Election Aftermath
politics.co.uk picks up the pieces after one of the most exciting and dramatic general elections in recent history.
Election aftermath: Party politics
In the final part of a special week-long series of features, politics.co.uk looks at what the election tells us about Britain's political parties.
Comment: New politics, old journalism
Trying to drive a wedge through the new politics is a dangerous game. After all, the government has an impressive electoral mandate.
Comment: The duplicity of the new politics
Osborne is playing politics with the country's finances and calling it 'new politics'.
Election aftermath: The pollsters
In the fourth part of a special week-long series of features, politics.co.uk looks at what the election tells us about opinion polls.
Election aftermath: The public
In the third part of a special week-long series of features, politics.co.uk looks at what the election tells us about the public.
Sketch: The subtle arts of swearing-in
The calibre of the coming parliament has already been sorely tested by the swearing-in process, which has quickly defeated some MPs.
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