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Young voters will play a big role in deciding the 2015 general election

How to steal the youth vote in Britain

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The prison book bank: A campaign started on Politics.co.uk

Drugs, Ukip and a prisoner book ban: Our most-read articles of 2014

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Flames engulf a caravan during the Dale Farm travellers camp eviction in 2011

Comment: Why is it still socially acceptable to persecute travellers?

No other minority is so widely and unquestionably abused in the UK.

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Nigel Farage: The embodiment of frustration?

Unpicking the secret of Nigel Farage’s appeal

Nigel Farage looks, sounds and feels annoyed with the way things are. For the people who also feel this way he has become a beacon.

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Conservative party members listen to David Cameron in Birmingham, October 2014

Learning to let go: How opening up parties could save them

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Ed Miliband's final PMQs of 2014 contained hints the worst is behind him

PMQs verdict: Finally, Miliband’s long wait is over

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Do James Bond and Jack Bauer distract us from the reality of the security agencies?

The allegations against MI6 are serious – so why aren’t they front page news?

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An American baseball: Absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with EVEL

English votes for English laws: Tories throw Labour a curveball

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The man in this picture later said he was wearing the snorkel "for health and safety reasons"

Porn protest: It’s politics, but not as we know it

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Judicial review successfully challenged the prisoner book ban - but it could be one of the last chances to use it

Comment: Judicial review stopped the prison book ban – but it could soon be lost forever

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Justice secretary Chris Grayling's approach to books for prisoners judged to be "absurd"

Prisoner book ban judgement: Grayling’s views found to be ‘absurd’ and ‘strange’

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Graham Stuart: "What is the answer? In the best British constitutional tradition, I believe it is the simplest one"

Comment: It’s time to let English MPs speak for England

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George Osborne and Ed Balls: Who's the better speaker?

Osborne or Balls? An expert verdict on who’s the better speaker

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George Osborne delivers his 2014 autumn statement

Autumn statement 2014 verdict: Osborne’s biggest sham yet

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Homeless people are now being effectively disenfranchised

A national cover-up: Coalition’s meddling is costing the poor their vote

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Student protests outside parliament - but could they turn into a concerted electoral force?

Comment: Students could swing the general election – if they register

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Natalie Bennett, Green leader, on the autumn statement

Autumn statement comment: Only the well-off benefit from Osborne’s tinkering

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We are engaged in a new conflict in Iraq without first learning the lessons of the previous one.

Comment: Voters must see the Iraq inquiry report before the election

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Immigration raid: Lawyers say thousands of students have been targeted over allegedly fraudulent tests

Without due process: How Britain deported 50,000 students

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