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Reckless: The former Tory MP is on course to win as a kip candidate in Rochester

Rochester reveals a left which lost its voice

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Ed Miliband's problems have obscured even bigger problems for David Cameron.

Three reasons why the Tories are in even bigger trouble than Labour

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‘Democracy on demand’: The radical new idea for England now at the centre of the coalition’s secret talks

Coalition talks on English votes for English laws are now focusing on a radical package of constitutional change, Politics.co.uk can reveal.

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Grayling: Paranoia over charities sector?

‘An interesting minister’: Withering attack on Grayling over charity paranoia

Justice secretary Chris Grayling’s paranoia over Labour-supporting charities is gently put down, amid independent evidence for prison decline

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Ed Miliband can still win the next election, honest

Here’s how Ed Miliband gets out of this hole

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Sadiq Khan: On the road to City Hall?

Sadiq Khan should be open about his mayoral ambitions

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Long-term unemployed are being 'parked' by the work programme

Parking the hard cases: How privatisation fails the vulnerable

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Funding the NHS as well as working in it: Report shows immigration helps public services

Powerful forces try to rubbish positive immigration report

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Hand it over: Osborne poses as the moral guardian of taxpayer money

Osborne’s ‘tax statements’ are publicly funded Tory propaganda

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Baker: fighting for evidence-based drug policy in the Home Office

Don’t mock Norman Baker – he accomplished more than most ministers do in a lifetime

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Leading Labour prospective candidates for London mayor debating in parliament last year.

Labour mayoral hopefuls complain selection is ‘blatantly rigged’

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Success on the world stage: Nicola Adams takes gold for Britain in the 2012 Olympics

Ukip may hate modern Britain – but the evidence shows it’s working well

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Smoke 'em if you've got 'em: Drug report casts doubt on 40 years of UK policy

The Home Office admits it: Tough enforcement does not lower drug use

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Sell off: Private firms win big on probation bids

Grayling forces through probation sell-off despite safety fears

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4,300 Londoners die every year as a result of air pollution.

The silent killer that politicians still refuse to tackle

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Picket: Napo has tried to stop the sell-off but is now considering judicial review

Officers say public are in danger – so why won’t MoJ publish its safety test?

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Lords: Does the chamber still have the confidence to take on over-mighty government?

Will the Lords stand up for judicial review?

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David Cameron: Dancing to somebody else's tune

The bigotry of Ukip is swamping the Conservative party

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Clutching victory from the jaws defeat: Salmond plays the long game

Pick of the Week: Salmond clutches victory from the jaws of defeat

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