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Interview: Peter Facey and the long game of Lords reform
A century of failure on Lords reform isn't putting off Peter Facey, the director of campaigning group Unlock Democracy.
Interview: Mark Harper's Lords reform challenge
Interview: Ken Livingstone
Interview: Boris Johnson
Interview: Ken Livingstone
politics.co.uk spends a morning with London mayoral hopeful Ken Livingstone on the campaign trail.
Interview: Boris Johnson
Boris takes on hairdressers, a crepe suzette and a college full of student voters as he seeks re-election to City Hall.
Interview: Eleanor Laing
The sex equality chair talks about breast feeding, multiculturalism and whether you're allowed to say 'calm down, dear'.
Interview: Mark Harper's Lords reform challenge
It is, perhaps, the hardest reform of them all. Can Mark Harper succeed where so many before him have failed?
Interview: John Street
politics.co.uk talks to John Street, author of Music and Politics, about Jimi Hendrix, Cool Britannia and why left-wingers have all the best songs.
Interview: Cerie Bullivant
Cerie Bullivant, an innocent man, discovered what living with a control order is actually like the hard way. He is now out to get them axed for good.
Interview: Mustafa Akyol
The writer and commentator talks about Islam, liberalism and what we should do with poppy burners.
Interview: Institute for Government's Andrew Adonis
The principle advocate of a Lib-Lab coalition has ended up helping the present government do its job better.
Interview: BMA's Hamish Meldrum
As the fight over NHS reform reaches its climax, the doctors' chief isn't in the mood for compromises.
Interview: Lord Speaker Baroness Hayman
Change is coming to the Lords. While others are losing their heads, the prospect doesn't faze Helene Hayman.
Interview: Lord Speaker Baroness Hayman
Change is coming to the Lords. While others are losing their heads, the prospect doesn't faze Helene Hayman.
Interview: The independents' champion
Brian Ahearne is flying the flag for this year's crop of independent candidates, as the 2011 local elections approach.
Interview: Tom Bletsoe
Is this the new teenage kicks? politics.co.uk interviews the youngest councillor in the country.
Interview: Graham Allen's early intervention panacea
Billions of pounds can be saved, at very little cost to the government: it's no wonder those in power are listening.
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