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Boris Johnson announced his plans for world domination this week

The Week in Review: Boris fever has gone to our heads

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Ken Clarke addressing the Germans: Don't mention the war

Ken Clarke: Germany ‘no longer a place to bomb’

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The battle for London's City Hall is about to begin

Who will replace Boris Johnson as the next Mayor of London?

First look at the runners and riders for the 2016 Mayoral election.

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Boris Johnson may not be the leader the Tories are looking for

Tories should be careful what they wish for as Boris returns to parliament

Johnson’s only obvious political principle is belief in his own advancement.

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Young Offenders Institutes: More harm than good?

Suicide, assault and despair: The story of Glen Parva prison

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Alex Salmond didn't live up to expectations last night.

Alex Salmond fails to find game-changer in independence debate

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Warsi: Departure speaks volumes about the state of the Tory party

Warsi’s resignation shows how far right the Tories have drifted

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Handing back the controls: Cameron committed to private ownership of the railways

Privatisation at any cost: East Coast Main Line sale forced through

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Blinded by cash: Ministers press on with private prisons, despite evidence of failure

Why private prisons don’t work

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Grayling: Presiding over catastrophe at the MoJ

Even the MoJ admits it: The prison system under Grayling is falling apart

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Booked: Deportees typically are taken to short-term accommodation before the flight

Harper gets his way: Minister’s cleaner is deported

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Deported: Dates swapped for window as protests increase

Protests force new deportation black-out system

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Confidential: Civil servants have found many ways to avoid the FoI Act

How Whitehall neutered the Freedom of Information Act

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Ed Miliband today sought to tackle his image problem.

The Labour party should let Miliband be Miliband

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The UN: The bastion of drug criminalisation is starting to change its approach

Brave New World: Even the UN is open to drug decriminalisation

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Thirty people injured and one person died at this crash on the M5 in 2012

Raising speed limits for lorries is evidence-free policy at its worst

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George Osborne: Not feeling the benefit of the recovery.

Why the Tories are not benefiting from the economic recovery

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Students protesting against higher fees

Almost all universities now charge £9,000 tuition fees

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Palestinian boy sits on the rubble of a destroyed building following an Israeli air strike earlier today. Air strikes killed at least seven people in Gaza, including five members of the same family, an emergency services spokesman said.

How Britain profits from the attack on Gaza

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