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Nigerian protesters reject increases in electricity prices

Comment: How Britain’s aid budget pays for the privatisation of energy in Nigeria

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Blocked: No entry to the privately run prison

Comment: I’ve been barred from visiting a G4S prison

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Scottish Labour delegates pay attention

Pick of the Week: Scottish conspiracy theories

Our top five most read articles this week: Prison scrutiny, Grant Shapps and angry nationalists

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My Big Fat Gypsie Wedding: When gypsie culture is portrayed at all, it is either as a danger or a joke

Comment: When will we treat anti-Gypsy comments like the racism they are?

Until travellers start voting, they’ll be an easy target for the irresponsible politicians who attack them

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Salmond embraces his successor, Nicola Sturgeon, after he steps down following the failure of the Yes campaign

Review: The Dream Shall Never Die by Alex Salmond

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First thing in the morning, last thing at night

Comment: Councillors aren’t lazy

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Danny Alexander's baffling yellow or possibly orange box

Will Labour live to regret their mockery of the Lib Dems?

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Security services' widows won't benefit from this Budget's rule changes

Ten bizarre Budget winners and losers

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Pleased as punch: Blair has business interests bringing in millions

Comment: Cameron protects Blair from having to disclose business interests

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Dawn Foster: Labour are pushing urban myths on welfare

Labour are doing the Tories’ work for them on welfare

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Which parties will be snooping over what you get up to online during the general election campaign?

Analysis: Political parties are desperate to find out what you get up to online

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Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond's party could dominate Westminster - helping them towards their real goal

How a flood of SNP MPs could lead to independence

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David Cameron has spoken out against the "buggeration factor" of getting policies through government

Cameron’s ‘buggeration factor’: Tory bitterness at the civil service might be an excuse for failure

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Nicola Sturgeon accused of increasing likelihood of Tory UK government

Sturgeon and Murphy draw battle lines during Scottish leaders’ debate

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William Hague updates the press outside the Cabinet Office in 2010

Who gets first dibs at forming a new government?

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Blair at the CBI: The former prime minister has been criticised for his choice of business arrangements since leaving office

Even as a Blairite, I wouldn’t accept Tony’s money

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Tim Farron: Ready to fight against curbs on Commonwealth voting

Comment: I’ll fight our coalition partners tooth and nail to protect Commonwealth citizens’ right to vote

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Pickles: Local council prayer demand part of fight against 'intolerant secularism'

Comment: Eric Pickles’ ‘evangelical charter’ forces people to take part in organised religion

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David Cameron: "You cannot let the people who want to break up our country into the government of our country."

David Cameron is now the greatest threat to the Union

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