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Clegg has been the focus of anti-coalition anger for the last 11 months

Clegg: ‘I’m not a punchbag’

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Osborne said the Portugese crisis vindicated the coalition's deficit reduction plan

Osborne: Portugal crisis shows we were right

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Martin Bell was Britain's best known independent MP

Day of the independents

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The number of spoiled ballots reached over five per cent in the 2010 federal election in Australia.

AV will ‘disenfranchise’ poorest voters

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Labour local election broadcast

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Alan Roulstone is professor of applied social sciences (disability policy) at Northumbria University.

Comment: ‘Capacity’ to work is not an abstract concept

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Competition: Win two tickets for IQ2 debate

Win two £25 tickets for Intelligence Squared’s all-star debate on AV.

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Alexander: People at the top will pay the most

Danny Alexander, chief secretary to the Treasury, commented on the tax changes and spending cuts that come into effect today on the Today programme:

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TUC: Working families ‘bearing the brunt’ of cuts

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Comment: Never be ashamed of immigrant Britain

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Balls: Tax changes will hit women and children the hardest

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Two senior News of the World journalists were yesterday arrested on suspicion of phone-hacking.

Phone-hacking: Lord calls for inquiry into ‘total abuse of power’ by press

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Cameron and CLegg are hoping to salvage the bill without major surgery

Clegg, Cameron and Lansley fight for NHS reforms

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The immigration cap came into force today

Immigration cap comes into force

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The NAO report said DfID needs to do more to assess fraud and corruption.

DfID unable to assess projects’ value for money

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The beginning of the new tax year will see some of the government's spending cuts begin to bite into family budgets.

Families face ‘Black Wednesday’

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Rachel Robinson is policy officer at Liberty.

Comment: Policing should not be politicised

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The development will raise questions about the Met's approach to phone-hacking

Police in the dock: Yates evidence contradicted by legal letter

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The arrests suggest that Scotland Yard is getting serious in its phone-hacking investigation

News of the World journalists arrested over phone-hacking

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