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Archive of articles from 2012
The Ten Worst MPs on Twitter: joint 4 - Mark Garnier
Nick Clegg 'pupil premium' speech in full
Read Nick Clegg's speech on the 'pupil premium' in full on politics.co.uk.
Comment: Leveson shows need to limit media ownership
Press barons and corporations can't be allowed to hold so many media outlets.
Ed Miliband Progress speech in full
Read Ed Miliband's controversial speech to Progress in full on politics.co.uk
Comment: Criminology shows Rochdale abuse is not about race
The Rochdale men share much in common with sex offenders of all other ethnicities.
Rebekah Brooks at Leveson as-it-happened
Review our live coverage of former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks' evidence to the Leveson inquiry.
The Week in Politics: Misery in the omnishambles
Everywhere you look, the fates conspire against the government.
The Political Week on Twitter: May 7th - 11th
It's been one of the busier weeks in politics, and the Twitterati has not been holding back. Here's our pick of the best tweets from the week the coalition rallied from an elections bashing with Cameron and Clegg's relaunch and a new legislative agenda.
May 11th 1812: The untimely death of prime minister Spencer Perceval
So what can we learn from the untimely death of the only prime minister to have been assassinated?
Andy Coulson at Leveson as-it-happened
Watch Andy Coulson's appearance at the Leveson inquiry with politics.co.uk.
Sketch: Miliband grins when he's winning
Ed Miliband has an unusually gleeful grin, the kind of gloating silent chuckle that must make him an insufferable Monopoly winner.
Queen's Speech as-it-happened
All the details of the state opening of parliament in politics.co.uk's live blog.
Queen's Speech sketch: Lords didn't bat an eyelid as Her Maj announced their demise
Only in this setting would a group of politicians, informed of their imminent demise, decline from yelling out their objections. In the presence of the Queen, at least, the Lords were keeping their noble mouths shut.
Analysis: What's in the Queen's Speech and what does it mean?
All the details of Queen's Speech 2012 and what it means for politics in the year ahead.
Comment: Cameron's Hollande snub shows the immaturity of his foreign policy
The prime minister conducts foreign policy like a child in the play ground – making snap judgements which often are to his disadvantage.
Comment: All three leaders face headaches after May 3rd
The local election and referendum results present both challenges and opportunities for the leaders of Britain's three parties.
Local and mayoral elections as-it-happened part two
The second part of our story of the night
Local elections 2012 rolling analysis
We've lined up a team of pollsters, academics, party political people, MPs, columnists and policy wonks who are helping us interpret the results throughout Thursday night and all through Friday.
Comment: Whisper it – Ed Miliband could be prime minister
While Ukip splits the right-wing vote, the decline of the Lib Dems unifies the left.
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Labour's polling starts to recover as Tory chaos continues
More Ukip horror as investigation exposes racist abuse
Civil war in the Tory party
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'Real sense of anger': Hammond renews vows against gay marriage
Gove makes amends for EU slip
Conservatives contemplate the divorce card
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British masculinity 'trapped in Jay-Z mode'
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