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Michael Dugher, shadow Cabinet Office minister, comments on a committee on standards in public life report on the funding of British political parties

Labour: Tories wouldn’t accept party funding cap

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The prime minister's spokesperson comments on a committee on standards in public life report on the funding of British political parties

PM: No state funding of parties during deficit reduction

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Peter Reynolds: "Millions of British citizens regularly use and enjoy cannabis with no ill effects."

Comment: Reefer madness in a final frenzy

As the Leveson Inquiry looks at media standards, we should investigate the lies written about cannabis in the British press.

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Hugh Grant has become a leading phone-hacking campaigner.

Hugh Grant launches blistering attack on tabloid press

Hugh Grant issued a withering attack on the tabloid press today, in a dramatic witness session for the Leveson inquiry.

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Cameron: We need to unblock the housing market

Cameron: We need to unblock the housing market

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Balls: Housing strategy is rather small beer

Balls: Housing strategy is rather small beer

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LGA: Council housing's future is still in doubt

LGA: Council housing’s future is still in doubt

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Business leaders were more receptive this year to Cameron's cuts

Sketch: For once, an audience that approves of Cameron’s cuts

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David Cameron: 'Growth is slow in Britain, France and Germany'

David Cameron CBI speech in full

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Immigration policy could hurt Britain's scientific community, experts warn.

UK immigration policy ‘deeply damaging’ to science

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German chancellor Angela Merkel and David Cameron did get on, officials insist

Deal with Germany possible over EU treaty change

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On the back foot: The Dowler testimony is likely to be highly damaging to Rupert Murdoch's News International.

Leveson: Dowlers offer heartbreaking account of press intrusion

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Business leaders gather for CBI conference in London

Cameron bids to inspire business amid faltering confidence

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Stimulating the economy? Plans for house-building are intended to boost demand.

Cameron and Clegg: We’ll have diggers on site by July

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Modern Warfare 3 broke world records upon its release

Vaz takes on Modern Warfare 3 for Tube carnage

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United approach? Protesters and the Church are starting to sing from the same hymn sheet.

The ‘Occupy’ effect: Bishops launch attack on welfare reform

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Ed Miliband is struggling to win over the public, according to the poll.

Miliband hits new poll low

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Boris Johnson: 'I don't think it's right for us; it's not right for Europe.'

Boris: Cameron’s EU policy ‘has no democratic legitimacy’

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Matthew Ashton: 'Why do we seem to be stuck with such wastefulness when it comes to defence spending?'

Comment: The politics of defence spending

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