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Prince Charles's access to secret Cabinet papers 'plain wrong'
In Depth Critics find Prince's access 'extraordinary', but others says the heir must be properly briefed
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Failing children's services to face takeover
Speed Read New government plans will see high-performing local authorities subsume failing ones
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Russia in Syria: whose side is Vladimir Putin on?
In Depth Several theories have been put forward about Putin's motivation for intervening in the Syrian war
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Stamp duty: how the new rules affect buy-to-let landlords
In Depth Buy-to-let property will attract a 3% stamp duty surcharge from April next year – and other taxes will rise too
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Dave Force One: is PM's jet a wise move ahead of Spending Review?
In Depth From EasyJet to private jet, David Cameron is to get a dedicated plane at the cost of nearly £10m
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Islamic State 'plotting cyber attacks on British hospitals'
Speed Read Osborne warns of online sabotage – and Cameron announces £2bn for special forces, including SAS
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English votes for English laws: how will the proposals work?
Speed Read Proposals to side-line Scotland's MPs on English matters branded 'an unworkable dog's breakfast'
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PM's withdrawal from Saudi prisons deal 'widens Cabinet rift'
Speed Read Gove and May dispute reportedly reignited over £5.9m contract to train Saudi prison officers
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British grandfather to be flogged in Saudi Arabia for having wine
Speed Read Karl Andree's family warn he is weak after battling cancer and won't survive the punishment of 350 lashes
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Cameron's 'assault on poverty' seen as swoop on Labour turf
In Depth Prime Minister accused of 'talking left and walking right' in address to Tory Party Conference
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Britain to build prison in Jamaica amid calls for slavery reparations
Speed Read Government will spend £25 million so hundreds of foreign criminals can be sent home to the Caribbean
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Ali Mohammed al-Nimr: hacktivists join fight to halt execution
In Depth Saudi Arabia to publicly behead young man who was arrested as a child during anti-government protests
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David Cameron laughs off piggate with 'little prick' joke
Speed Read Lord Ashcroft fires back with his own jibe about Cameron's apparent failure to promote him in 2010
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PMQs: what will happen as Jeremy Corbyn makes debut?
The Week Recommends Prime Minister's Questions heads in a new direction with Jeremy Corbyn as opposition leader
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