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Queen to attend Cabinet for first time since Queen Victoria's reign

Queen’s No 10 visit says more about Cabinet’s irrelevance than hers

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The answer to Cameron's Leveson headache might lie deep in Britain's constitution

Press regulation: Could royal charters be the answer?

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Kate Middleton's baby will be monarch, no matter what its gender

Don’t panic! If Kate has a girl, she WILL Be Queen

Has Kate Middleton and Prince William’s royal baby come too soon?

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Queen Victoria's succession would have passed to her eldest daughter - and from there to the Kaiser

With gender equality we would all have been Germans

Had the current reform to primogeniture rules been in place a little over a century ago, we would all have been eating schnitzels for breakfast. Or something.

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Sally Bercow and her husband tend to irritated tabloid editors and Tory MPs.

Sally Bercow’s departure will be a big loss for Twitter and Westminster

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What’s on David Cameron’s iPad app?

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I'm A Celebrity: The cruellest of the reality TV shows.

I’m a Celebrity: Dorries could succeed in humiliating reality show

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The Lords is not debating boundary changes today, as it had been hoping

Boundary changes: An utterly unsubtle delaying tactic angers peers

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Lib Dems and Tories can’t even agree on a review

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Could Cameron fight Clegg on boundary changes?

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Heathrow airport talks of expansion and Bristol airport responds.

Bristol airport: Give us the runway instead

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Cameron's speech was well delivered by often defensive

The Week in Review: Tories fail to screw up their own conference

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Boring conferences, fixed terms and a midterm sag

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Relations between the two governments have not always been cordial... far from it

Scottish independence: Overconfident London could rue the day

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Independence referendum: SNP and Westminster avoid all-out war

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Americans care more about Magna Carta than we do

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The Queen and Abu Hamza: Not just a storm in a Sevres porcelain teacup

Was Queen’s Abu Hamza intervention a rare royal gaffe?

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Barack Obama tends to glide through Letterman interviews with little difficulty.

Can Cameron survive the Late Show?

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Home Office ads could skew police and crime commissioner elections

Will ads skew voting in police commissioner elections?

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