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National Grid says there's no point looking at an optimistic renewable energy scenario any longer

Will renewable energy overshoot govt targets? No chance, National Grid says [Advertorial]

*Comment & Analysis

Paul Bickley: 'As GDH Cole once said, Labour is a broad movement on behalf of the bottom dog.'

Comment: Labour can only succeed when it remembers what it’s for

*Comment & Analysis

Nigel Adams: "I am proud Britain, and the government I support, is a strong proponent of sustainable biomass."

Comment: There’s right and wrong ways to develop the UK’s biomass

*Comment & Analysis

Naomi Phillips: 'It is hard to believe it would be a vote-loser for Labour to support a truly inclusive school system'

Comment: The battle for Labour’s secular soul

*Comment & Analysis

Mimi Bekhechi: "Animals will never be safe until experimenters admit that all the genetic manipulations and wishful thinking in the world will not turn a mouse into a tiny human being."

Comment: It’s time to end animal experiments for good

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Traces of cocaine found in parliament - report

Cocaine in the Commons: Parliament embarrassed by drug revelation

News

NHS' worst trusts saw 13,000 unnecessary deaths in seven years from 2005 - report

NHS death toll: Ten times worse than you thought

Up to 13,000 NHS patients could have died unnecessarily at England’s worst trusts since 2005, according to an explosive report out this week.

*Feature

The next week in politics

Week in Westminster: July 15th – 19th

The Week in Westminster: July 15th – 19th

*Comment & Analysis

Belfast: portrait of change.

WATCH: The re-imaging of Sandy Row

*Comment & Analysis

We know about the EU referendum bill - but what other private members' bills are vying for a place in the statute book?

Private members bills 2013: The backbench frontrunners

News

Two of the climbers take a break during their ascent of the Shard

A Shard without a view: Greenpeace protest closes Europe’s tallest building

*Comment & Analysis

Alex Burrows: 'Railways are hugely valuable in supporting regional economies'

Comment: A missed opportunity to boost the railways

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Denis MacShane charged over expenses claims totalling £12,900

Denis MacShane charged over expenses claims

*Comment & Analysis

Sophie Shrubsol: 'Beyond the Blackadder episodes there is a raft of history that is desperate to break into the mainstream'

Comment: The generals of the First World War were heroes, not fools

*Comment & Analysis

Giles Bristow, Forum for the Future's head of energy: "We'll work with the businesses who say they will and prove they want to make a difference."

Forum for the Future: Finding the ‘holy grail’ of sustainability

*Comment & Analysis

Ed Miliband union funding speech in full

Ed Miliband union funding speech in full

*Comment & Analysis

Prisoner voting rights: One of the most emotive issues in Westminster.

WATCH: Jack Straw & Dominic Raab on prisoner voting

News

Ed Miliband takes on the unions, one hand gesture at a time

Miliband shocks Westminster with MPs’ second jobs announcement

*Comment & Analysis

Ben Scotchbrook: Let's sweep aside our pre-conditioned views for a proper debate

Comment: Stop knocking our gin-soaked HS2 Nimbys

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