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Shirley Williams agree to more backroom talks - for now

NHS reforms: How to buy time in the Lords

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They don't have a mandate, whatever Osborne might claim

A mandate for cuts? I don’t think so

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Behind closed doors...

Coalition’s backroom boys are as cosy as ever

The initial focus on formality has never quite reasserted itself.

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Too many ministers, MPs say. Photo: www.politicalpictures.co.uk

No more ministers, MPs plead

The coalition government has appointed an excessive number of ministers because it wants to increase its control over the Commons, MPs have claimed.

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Proposed changes mean if their first child is a girl, she'll eventually be Queen

PM wins permission for succession rules change

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The packed upper House is the largest second chamber in the world

Bringing the Lords down to size

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Theresa May is only the second ever female home secretary

Why those wanting more women MPs are playing the long game

Latest articles

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EU referendum debate has implications for many

EU referendum debate: Five lessons learned for power and parliament

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Boundary changes would have been easier if wards could be split

How not splitting the electoral atom is to blame for boundary changes turmoil

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Select committee room in the Palace of Westminster

Kicking up a fuss: What the select committees do best

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Katie Ghose is chief executive of the Electoral Reform Society

Comment: Latest threat to democracy is slowly dawning on politicians

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Five voter registration battlegrounds

Five voter registration battlegrounds

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Labour fears voter registration changes will hit the party hard

Labour left seething over voter registration ‘gerrymandering’

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Voter registration rulebook is about to be torn up

Analysis: Why voter registration matters

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Coalition's constitutional reforms might be starting to falter

Is the coalition’s constitution drive on the verge of stalling?

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Twitter allows users 140 characters to send a message to their followers.

MPs defeat bid to ban Twitter in the Commons

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Peers will vote on the health and social care bill this evening

Victory for government as Lords submit to NHS reforms

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Sir Gus welcomes the Camerons as they arrive in Downing Street following the 2010 general election

Seismic change in Whitehall: Sir Gus O’Donnell steps down

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Voter registration isn't the most straightforward of matters

Why the Electoral Commission disagrees with Harman on voter registration

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