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David Cameron has spoken out against the "buggeration factor" of getting policies through government

Cameron’s ‘buggeration factor’: Tory bitterness at the civil service might be an excuse for failure

*Blogs

Water cannon: A horrific history

Top cop warns Boris Johnson about ‘horrific’ water cannon

*Blogs

BBC film crew had rare access to film MPs at work

How embarrassing is the BBC’s Inside The Commons for parliament’s bigwigs?

*Blogs

Ed Miliband faces a huge task to win back core voters

Labour’s Scottish collapse reveals a wider rot in their support

*Blog

Still The Enemy Within

Frontline on the miners’ strike

Video

Harry Leslie Smith at the Labour conference yesterday

WATCH: The speech which reduced the Labour conference to tears

*Comment & Analysis

Victory for 'No' in Scotland.

Scotland decides: As-it-happened

All the events as they happened on a historic night for the United Kingdom

Video

Edinburgh: The view from the city

Scottish independence: The view from the city

Divisive, but positive: Watch voters in Edinburgh give their take on the Scottish independence referendum

News

Bob Geldof comes out against independence

Geldof backs ‘No’ campaign in Scottish referendum

*Comment & Analysis

Salmond's nationalism: as ugly as all the others?

Comment: Salmond’s nationalism is as ugly as all the others

Video

EU elections explained in 30 seconds

WATCH: European elections explained in 60 seconds

*Comment & Analysis

By the dozen: Miliband's week was interrupted by an old fashioned protest

The Political Week Online: Bad eggs

*Comment & Analysis

Labour failed to grasp the political agenda back this week

The Week in Review: Another inch to the right

*Comment & Analysis

Sabrina Jean: "Witnessing the destruction of our islands from afar ... has upset us deeply, as has the refusal by successive British governments to allow us to return to the islands, even just to visit and tend to the graves of our ancestors."

Comment: We must be allowed to return home to the Chagos Islands

*Comment & Analysis

"Coupled with the coalition government’s cutbacks on improvements to flood defences, David Cameron has managed to create the perfect storm for homeowners in the UK," according to Chris Ruane, MP for Vale of Clwyd.

Comment: Coalition cutbacks will create the perfect storm for flooded homes

*Comment & Analysis

Britons on disability living allowance, carers allowance and jobseekers allowance Jobcentres are charged to ring for help on pay-call, 0845, lines, according to John Healey is the MP for Wentworth and Dearne.

Comment: Some government departments make millions charging citizens to ring for help

*Comment & Analysis

Rail finances maybe stretched, but Richard Price appears unconcerned

Interview: The man who oversees Britain’s railways

*Comment & Analysis

Alex Burrows questions the balance between affordability and quality following the ORR's periodic review

Comment: More passengers, lower costs, more politics

News

NR should spend £2 billion less in 2014-2019 than it proposed

Network Rail faces £2 billion cut

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