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"He is a minister who seems unlikely to run into knee-jerk panics and bad case policy-making"

The best thing May can do with Gove is keep him where he is

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"Leadsom was the armageddon candidate"

Leadsom steps down: Britain has dodged a bullet

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Either Andrea Leadsom or Theresa May will be our next prime minister

Pick of the Week: Last two standing

Our five most-read items of the week

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"She is the overwhelming favourite to win the leadership, supported by many more MPs than her rivals"

The science of crisis: Why Brexit Britain will turn to Theresa May

Electorates look for strong leaders during crises and they prefer these leaders to be women

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Andrea Leadsom: 'No minimum wage, no maternity or paternity rights, no unfair dismissal rights, no pension rights'

Andrea Leadsom called for minimum wage and maternity pay to be scrapped for small business

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"May has the ability to go all the way. And that should make us very, very afraid"

Theresa May: Something wicked this way comes

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Michael Gove's leadership announcement torpedoes Boris Johnson's leadership hopes

Boris Johnson abandons his leadership bid before it’s even launched

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"That's how the Putins of the world work: they pass vaguely-worded legislation which gives them maximum room to manoeuvre"

The powers Theresa May is asking for would make Putin blush

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"In drafting the Immigration Bill, ministers have happily admitted their desire to create a 'hostile environment'"

The immigration bill risks sowing division in all walks of British life

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"Lawyers are basically asking the committee if the Home Office has intervened and demanded they let the case go unreported"

Signs of growing panic as damning Theresa May judgement published

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"The clear suspicion is that the committee is doing this to protect the home secretary"

Secretive legal committee buries ruling against Theresa May

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Those targeted by the Home Office are still trying to put their lives back together

The human cost of Theresa May’s student deportation programme

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It's been a bad week for the Tories but Labour failed to capitalise on it

Pick of the week: Iain Duncan Smith’s secret failures

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Efforts by the home secretary to deport thousands of students without evidence have been brought to a halt by the ruling

Disaster for Theresa May as legal ruling brings student deportations to a halt

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Sum Sze from Hong Kong

Watch: How the £35,000 income threshold for migrants could affect me

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Theresa May has announced plans for police commissioners to be involved with the running of free schools

Police commissioners have no part to play in the running of schools

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The Home Office's measures will affect the public but not the terrorists

Terrorists are the only people who won’t be affected by May’s surveillance plans

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Home secretary must decide if she's a moderniser or a crowd-pleaser

Stop and search: Will the real Theresa May please stand up?

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The home secretary claims that the rate of UK immigration is damaging social cohesion

The government’s immigration bill could destroy race relations in the UK

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