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A pebble beach on the Falklands Islands. Ownership of the territory is still a major dispute between Britain and Argentina.

Overnight, the Falklands dispute comes alive

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Presumption in favour of 'sustainable development', whatever that means

Default ‘yes’ for planning proposals under pressure

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Cameron urged to ‘prepare ground’ for euro collapse

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John Baron MP is the Conservative MP for Basildon and Billericay

Comment: Cameron must reconsider his position on saving the euro

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The riots caused a spike in traffic across news sites.

The top ten stories of 2011

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Nick Clegg's Lords reform agenda will face huge challenges in 2012

Consensus still elusive on Lords reform

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Piers Morgan faces questions about his time at the Mirror

Hostile encounter: Piers Morgan in gruelling Leveson inquiry interrogation

Piers Morgan endured a sobering interrogation at the hands of the Leveson inquiry this afternoon, as the former Mirror editor was forced to repeatedly insist he never engaged in phone-hacking.

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Average rail fare rising by 5.9% in 2012

Rail passengers face pricy 2012

Train fares are to rise by an average of 5.9% in 2012, figures out today show.

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Margaret Hodge, chair of the committee of public accounts (PAC) comments on her report into corporate tax avoidance

Hodge: A damning indictment of HMRC

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Len McCluskey, Unite general secretary, comments on the public accounts committee (PAC) report into corporate tax avoidance

Unite: Govt goes easy on its City friends

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Stephen Williams, chair of the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Treasury Committee, comments on the public accounts committee (PAC) report into corporate tax avoidance

Lib Dems: Special treatment unacceptable

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Matthew Sinclair, director of the TaxPayers’ Alliance, comments on the public accounts committee (PAC) report into corporate tax avoidance

TaxPayers’ Alliance: Is HMRC fit for purpose?

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Officers try to stop UK Uncut activists occupying Fortnum and Mason's earlier this year. The groups arguments on corporate tax avoidance were largely vindicated by the Commons report.

UK Uncut vindicated? Commons report backs protest group

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‘New atmosphere’ in public sector pensions talks brings deal closer

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Britain climbed up the charity rankings in 2011

UK rises in global charity rankings

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Jeremy Clarkson's comments about public sector strikers prompted a fair amount of outrage

politics.co.uk’s most controversial articles of 2011

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Unite: Bank workers deserve a strategic voice

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Cable: Taxpayers must be protected from risk-taking banks

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Bullish Clegg’s got the wrong approach to Lords reform

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