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Palestinian refugees have previously backed the regime - is that about to change?

Analysis: A revolution is taking place in Syria’s Palestinian camps

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Political parties won't pay for themselves

Analysis: State-funded political parties pose huge problems

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Cameron is facing possible rebellion from within his own party

Analysis: Most politicians are wary of handing power to the people

Cameron has been trying too hard to have it both ways on Europe.

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Voter registration rulebook is about to be torn up

Analysis: Why voter registration matters

Another bout of constitutional meddling is threatening to disenfranchise millions of voters.

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Cabinet secretaries watch Cameron's speech, which spent some time mocking them.

Cameron speech analysis: 5 key moments

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David and Samantha Cameron arrive at the Tory party conference this morning

Analysis: Blue Book heralds start of a struggle for the Tory soul

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Ed Balls with Labour leader Ed Miliband

Analysis: Ed Balls’ deceptively conservative speech

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Labour party needs to recover its sense of optimism

Analysis: A more proactive Miliband will only help Labour

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Nick Clegg with wife Miriam before his party conference speech in Birmingham

Analysis: Resolute Clegg seeks Lib Dem character

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Shirley Williams has pledged to scrutinise the bill "in vast detail"

Analysis: How much fight is left in Lib Dems over NHS reforms?

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Assessing the situation, four years away from a potential wipeout

Analysis: Unless things change, Lib Dems face wipeout

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MPs have been assessing the implications of the changes

Analysis: The boundary changes bunfight

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Time for reform? A clock watches over Canary Wharf, where the banking sector has been on overdrive in recent weeks.

Analysis: Are the banks crying wolf over reform?

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Baha Mousa's family: Hassan holds a family photo as he sits with uncle Alaa and younger brother Ali at their home in Basra

Analysis: No one scapegoat for Baha Mousa’s death

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Rebel fighters ride along towards Jdaim, west of Tripoli, earlier this week.

Analysis: Who are the Libya rebels?

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The Falklands triggered a wave of patriotism back home and boosted Thatcher's electoral prospects.

Analysis: Is this Cameron’s Falklands?

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Bashar al-Assad may not bow to reform pressures soon

Analysis: Why Syria’s ruling elite won’t yield easily

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Without enough funding, the 'big society' idea faces a premature demise

Analysis: Without cash, the ‘big society’ is doomed

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Where to put the boundaries?

Analysis: Boundary changes are a big threat to the coalition

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