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Bullet-proof shield for Strangers' Gallery

Commons to have security makeover.

New levy to replace council tax

New levy to replace council tax

Council tax set for revamp, according to The Sunday Telegraph.

BBC under assault

BBC under assault

Government contemplating radical shake up of the BBC, according to The Sunday Times.

Railway workers killed by runaway wagon

An accident on the West Coast Main railway line has killed four railway workers at Tebay in Cumbria.

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Nigel Farage's Edinburgh humiliation sparks SNP spat

Nigel Farage makes his escape from the Canons' Gait pub in Edinburgh

'Real sense of anger': Hammond renews vows against gay marriage

Philip Hammond believes many people are "angry" with the government for "thinking it has the ability to change the definition of an institution".

Gove makes amends for EU slip

Michael Gove, education secretary

Conservatives contemplate the divorce card

Nick Clegg and David Cameron's personal relationship is keeping the coalition intact - for now

Green policy 'will cost households £600 a year'

Renwable energy: Could it trigger a decline in living standards?

British masculinity 'trapped in Jay-Z mode'

"We're teaching many of our young boys the price of everything and the value of nothing," said MP Diane Abbott.

Tory call on Labour MPs to back referendum bill

Which Conservative MP will emerge on top of the private member's bill ballot?

Harman investigates mystery of missing older women TV presenters

Where have all the women gone? Harman probes lack of older women on our TV screens

'Virtually no evidence' HS2 will boost growth, damning report finds

Businessmen on trains: The Department for Transport assumes they never work in transit.

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