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The fantasy Lib Dem leadership contestIn Depth Why settle for Nick Cable or Jo Swinson when you could have Lord Buckethead or Richard Dawkins?
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Tim Farron resigns as Lib Dem leaderSpeed Read Politician says his Christian faith is incompatible with being head of his party
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Theresa May: 'I got us into this and I will get us out'feature Prime Minister strikes a conciliatory tone as she faces backbenchers for first time since general election
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General election results: Six big surprises no one expectedIn Depth Yesterday's polling resulted in a night full of shocks - some tragic, some comic
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General election 2017: The big name MPs who lost their seatsSpeed Read Former Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg one of a handful of high-profile casualties
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Macron-mania: Could a new centrist party flourish in the UK?In Depth Will we see En Marche en Grande Bretagne? The Week examines the possibility of a new political movement
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General election 2017: Bookies prepare for Tory winIn Depth Conservatives strong favourites to win most seats and majority, but bets are still on for Labour
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Lib Dem manifesto 2017: Tim Farron's key policiesIn Depth The Week highlights the party's main policies and spending proposals
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Lib Dem manifesto 2017: What the papers sayIn Depth Commentators wonder if Tim Farron has made his party into 'UKIP in reverse' by focussing on Brexit
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General election 2017: Labour and Lib Dems pledge education windfallSpeed Read Opposition parties turn up the heat on Tories with promises to boost school funding by billions
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General election 2017: Tim Farron - the Lib Dem leader facing questions over his views about gay sexIn Depth Here's what we know about the committed Christian who says he is 'liberal to his fingertips'
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Should Theresa May call an early general election?In Depth William Hague warns 'trouble is coming' over Brexit and urges PM to look for bigger majority
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Tory win in Sleaford by-election leaves Labour red-facedSpeed Read Conservative candidate Caroline Johnson fends off Ukip, but Labour crash to fourth place
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Tim Farron apologises after tweet compares gay people to frogsSpeed Read The newly elected Liberal Democrat leader said his personal Twitter account had been hacked
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