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A dawn raid by police: Even those who want a crack-down on immigration can be uncomfortable with the tactic

When the Home Office comes for you at your daughter’s wedding

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Gambling with Scotland's future: Salmond needs to offer a Plan B to currency union

No ifs, no buts: Salmond must put his cards on the table

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Prison crisis: Minister goes part-time and unpaid

Chaos in prisons – but the minister goes part time

We’re facing a prison crisis – so why has the prisons minister position gone part time and unpaid?

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Justice in chaos: MoJ manages to finally get itself a prisons minister

After shambles at MoJ, Twitter-gaffe MP gets prisons job

Has Downing Street found someone who knows even less about prisons than his predecessor? Andrew Selous joins Chris Graying at the gaffe-prone Ministry of Justice.

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William Hague remains Cameron's 'de facto political deputy'. Photo: www.politicalpictures.co.uk

Reshuffle: The inside story of how Hague’s ego trumped the dignity of the Lords

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Countdown: Ministers sought to ram through the bill in a matter of hours

Roll of honour: Tiny band of MPs hold out against surveillance bill

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Snoopers' charter by the back door: Drip provides the spine of unrelated surveillance programmes

A snoopers’ charter by the backdoor: One day until Drip is forced through

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Cameron and Clegg conspired to push through new surveillance powers this week

The Week in Review: Will politicians ever say no to the security services?

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They're watching you: The emergency legislation actually expands state surveillance powers

Cameron and Clegg’s cynical surveillance trick

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Vince Cable 'too reliant' on city advisors over Royal Mail.

How the City blinded ministers into underpricing Royal Mail

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Cameron's decision to pick a fight with public sector workers is a mistake

Cameron cannot win his fight with the unions

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Ed Miliband and David Cameron: Both wrong.

PMQs verdict: Miliband and Cameron both wrong on A&E times

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Anonymous: Even the investigator's identity has been kept secret

The invisible report: The grim reality of the Home Office’s sex abuse investigation

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Modern slavery: New rules will put trafficked children at greater risk

Today MPs vote to end slavery – tomorrow they vote to continue it

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Michael Gove's audacity masked by a smokescreen of compliments

Gove smothers May with praise – while retreating from his extremism apology

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Prison: Not working, still costing lots of money

It costs more and achieves less: Why prison doesn’t work

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NOTICE of a MATCH to be played on an UNEVEN PLAYING FIELD next year

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Tickets for the 2013 Conservative Summer Party went for £12,000 a head

An uneven playing field: Tories winning general election cash battle

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Sarah Teather at the Lib Dem conference. She is quitting parliament at the general election.

Lonely voices of protest against anti-immigrant legal attack

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