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Time for a revolution? Birmingham is among the cities voting this Thursday

Elected mayors might be a good idea – but does anybody care?

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Ed Miliband succeeded in riling David Cameron in the Commons this pm

Sketch: Cameron’s bluster-o-meter was off the scale

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Ken Livingstone: Of his party, but not defined by it

Profile: Ken Livingstone

There are politicians with track records. And then there is Ken Livingstone.

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Abu Qatada is wanted in his native Jordan for conspiracy to commit acts of terror and has been described as Al-Qaida's "spiritual leader" in Europe.

Militant group offers British hostage in return for Qatada

A faction of Al-Qaida in North Africa is offering the release of a British citizen in exchange for the release of radical cleric Abu Qatada.

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London votes: Just days until polling day

Boris and Ken in statistical dead heat as polls turn sour for Tories

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Pressure's on: Cameron told to make statement to Commons

Angry Cameron lashes out after forced Hunt appearance

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The Red Cross has been present in Pakistan since 1947

PM shocked at aid worker’s ‘brutal’ death in Pakistan

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Jon Trickett: 'The Tories will feel strengthened'

Labour MP: Voters ‘responsible’ for austerity if Boris stays

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Labour would reverse 'granny tax' in May's Queen's Speech

Labour focused on recession misery ahead of May 3rd elections

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The PM is about as obviously biased as Rupert Murdoch would be were he chairing the Leveson inquiry

Analysis: Cameron plays judge and jury in the court of public opinion

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Cardinal Keith O'Brien hits out against David Cameron's 'immoral' approach

Cardinal slams ‘immoral’ PM over Robin Hood tax

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Britain's economy is now back in recession - and the Tories are paying a political price

Recession woes: Coalition won’t budge despite new poll low

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Jeremy Hunt won't lose his job until after his Leveson inquiry appearance

Cameron wants ‘natural justice’ for Hunt at Leveson

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Barclays chairman Marcus Agius attempted to quell the rebellion by promising to address the problem.

Nearly 32% of shareholders reject Barclays pay deal

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"Giving aid to relatively rich countries like Turkey could devalue the concept of aid."

Less than half of EU aid going to poor countries

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Adults only? ISPs may have to impose blanket bans with an adult opt-in.

Labour backs porn ‘opt-in’ proposal

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Hunted: The media secretary will be lucky to keep his job

Hunted: Pressure builds on No.10 over BSkyB row

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The week in Westminster: April 30th – May 4th

The week in Westminster: April 30th – May 4th

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Gideon Skinner is head of politics at Ipsos MORI

Analysis: Post-budget blues – explaining the “omnishambles”

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