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Morning One goes to Labour as NHS dominates discussionIn Depth Economy, economy, economy says Cameron’s election guru – but not everyone’s playing by his rules
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MPs gloat as Speaker Bercow loses power struggleIn Depth Committee tears up John Bercow's plans for hiring Clerk - and there’s a move afoot to get rid of him
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Lucy Powell in doghouse over toxic Labour immigration memoIn Depth How to beat Ukip? Candidates told to ‘move the conversation on’ if voters bring up immigration
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Labour joins calls for Blair to be quizzed over tortureIn Depth Ed Miliband’s brother David would also be expected to tell what he knows about any UK complicity
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Miliband addresses deficit - but offers only austerity-liteIn Depth Labour leader proclaims Osborne cuts ‘extreme’ – but Ed Balls fails to explain how his will be different
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Ukip pick Neil Hamilton after Bolter bolts over ‘sex abuse’In Depth Disgraced former Tory MP seeks selection in South Basilton after Natasha Bolter quits Faragistes
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Cuts what cuts? Police chief needs extra cash to fight ISIn Depth Exclusive: Met Commissioner needs more officers to combat increased threat on London streets
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Osborne loses rag over BBC’s ‘Orwellian’ view of cutsIn Depth And Clegg’s absence suggests there may be no second coalition if Tories can pull off election victory
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Naked George: fans and feathers can’t hide bad borrowing newsIn Depth Chancellor pulls a rabbit out of the hat with stamp duty reform – but hides one crucial forecast
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Spend, spend, spend: George Osborne’s big cover-upIn Depth Cash for NHS and roads masks bad news on borrowing (and it’s odd how many roads serve coalition seats)
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Boris’s ‘Come to London’ call at odds with PM’s crackdownIn Depth As Cameron pledges curbs on benefits, mayor tells Singapore businessmen they are welcome in London
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Clegg ‘a hypocrite’ for backing curbs on EU migrants’ benefitsIn Depth Lib Dem leader’s FT article underlines hardening attitude in Westminster to migrants claiming welfare
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Theresa May surveys wondrous chance of replacing CameronIn Depth Home Secretary said to be determined to stop ‘faintly ridiculous’ Boris Johnson leading the Conservatives
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Top Tory branded a Trotskyist for piling pressure on PMIn Depth BBC man compares Cameron's awkward eurosceptics to ‘The Bastards’ who riled John Major
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Ukip hopes of a Labour defector rise after ‘white van’ tweetIn Depth Cameron loses Rochester by-election after promising to win it – but does Miliband now have most to fear?
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Labour pledge tougher line on immigration in sop to UkippersIn Depth Yvette Cooper announces 1,000 new border staff plan - two days before voters go to polls in Rochester
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Recession 'red alert': PM seeks to scare us into voting ToryIn Depth Don’t they know it's Christmas time at Tory HQ? Expect austerity not handouts from Osborne in December
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Cameron alienates Tories over Arrest Warrant ‘chicanery’In Depth ‘Trickery’ that stopped Commons debate over EAW could send more eurosceptic MPs scuttling to Ukip
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Ed Miliband seeks new friends at Big Business love-inIn Depth Labour leader steals pro-EU agenda as Cameron faces back-bench rebellion over European Arrest Warrant
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Is Ed Miliband quitting? BBC reporter starts media flapIn Depth Radio report starts fevered speculation that Miliband might be about to stand down as Labour leader
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Miliband: ‘old-style socialist who can’t connect with public’In Depth Stinging attack from New Statesman as Times claims Labour backbenchers could still ask him to step aside
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Battling 'Maggie' May: Tories’ top choice to replace CameronIn Depth Having seen off Norman Baker, Theresa May is now digging in her heels with another colleague, Sajid Javid
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Alex Salmond, deputy prime minister: how it could happenIn Depth Scotland’s outgoing First Minister could return to Westminster at the head of a powerful bloc of MPs
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Cameron: let’s talk tax cuts not Ukip and EU migrantsIn Depth PM tries to retake the political agenda from Nigel Farage with new line on ‘moral duty’ to cut taxes
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