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What will happen to the Partygate inquiry under the new PM?
Under the Radar Liz Truss facing calls to scrap ‘witch-hunt’ into whether Boris Johnson lied about lockdown gatherings
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Harriet Harman: the ‘political survivor’ who will judge Boris Johnson
In the Spotlight The former lawyer and so-called Mother of the House is leading probe into whether PM misled Parliament
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Why Partygate could lead to a Boris Johnson by-election
feature Outgoing PM could lose his seat after privileges committee lowered its threshold
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Osborne stirs up Labour split ahead of vote on cuts
Speed Read Labour leadership candidates could rebel against amendment that backs some of the Budget measures
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Labour inquest: party grandees open up on what went wrong
In Depth Harriet Harman claims that even Labour supporters were privately relieved about last month's defeat
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‘You’re too pretty for politics’ - did Harman say it or not?
Speed Read Labour MP’s wife Karen Danczuk, known for her ‘cleavage selfies’, claims Harriet’s been patronising again
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#pinkbus: five best tweets about Labour's bus for women
Speed Read Twitter brands Labour campaign 'patronising', but Harriet Harman insists bus is magenta not pink
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Ed Miliband: the Labour leader who beat his brother to the top
In Depth From 'weedy and square' comprehensive school pupil to opposition leader. Will Ed be the next PM?
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Harriet Harman: sexism cost me deputy PM job
Speed Read Harman accuses Gordon Brown of discrimination and David Cameron of 'window dressing'
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Paedophile Info Exchange: different time, different values
In Depth Daily Mail's war against Harriet Harman is based on misconceptions, says Chris Moores
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Harriet Harman rejects Daily Mail paedophilia 'smears'
Speed Read Labour figures accused of working for civil liberties group with links to paedophile rights campaigners
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Rennard: as Lib Dems squirm it's good news for Labour
In Depth Anything that damages Nick Clegg is a boost for Ed Miliband as polls continue to back Labour
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Leveson: 2.30am deal brings press reform peace - for now
In Depth Did Cameron blink first - or did he stand his ground? Either way, he's accepted a 'tiny bit of statute'
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Friday 27 Apr 2012
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