by Caroline Crampton / 20 Mar 2012
The Queen visited Parliament to address MPs and Lords and respond to tributes on the occasion of her Diamond Jubilee
by Caroline Crampton / 13 Mar 2012
A report has identified six possible grounds for a miscarriage of justice in the Lockerbie trial, including the fact that payments from the US department of justice to key witnesses went undisclosed
by Caroline Crampton / 02 Mar 2012
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by Caroline Crampton / 28 Feb 2012
Strong guests and light-touch presenting suggest that this new current affairs discussion show is going to do well
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by Caroline Crampton / 24 Feb 2012
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by Caroline Crampton / 22 Feb 2012
The Scottish secretary has laid out a referendum timetable that would see an independence referendum held a year before the Scottish government are proposing
by Caroline Crampton / 21 Feb 2012
The health secretary lets his ministerial team bear the brunt of the attacks on the Health and Social Care bill
by Caroline Crampton / 16 Feb 2012
Brooker's rhyming list of things or people The Sun has 'witch-hunted' is worth a watch
by Caroline Crampton / 10 Feb 2012
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by Caroline Crampton / 08 Feb 2012
Online bullying and abuse is widely acknowledged to be a serious problem, but a nightmare for prosecutors. Steve Rotheram MP is determined to make sure justice gets done
by Caroline Crampton / 13 Mar 2012
Dr Kailash Chand has suggested that the British Medical Association should ballot its members
by Caroline Crampton / 02 Mar 2012
David Cameron's director of strategy will be taking a year's sabbatical from Downing Street starting in the summer
by Caroline Crampton / 28 Feb 2012
Cross-party talks have begun in Scotland about the pro-unionist campaign, but how united are they?
by Caroline Crampton / 27 Feb 2012
Nick Clegg is determined to push ahead with House of Lords reform, but his Conservative coalition colleagues don't seem so keen
by Caroline Crampton / 23 Feb 2012
Speaking after the London Somalia conference, the prime minister hinted at his motives for the government commitment to foreign aid
by Caroline Crampton / 22 Feb 2012
Speaking in the Commons yesterday, Jacob Rees-Mogg once again showed off his eccentric and enormous vocabulary
by Caroline Crampton / 17 Feb 2012
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by Caroline Crampton / 14 Feb 2012
The chair of the Parliamentary Labour Party is to hand his nomination papers to the Labour Party today
by Caroline Crampton / 09 Feb 2012
The prime minister’s interest in Scandinavian gender equality laws is good, but we need to avoid importing the Scandinavian opposition’s derogatory language with it
by Caroline Crampton / 07 Feb 2012
He might be celebrated as a novelist, but Dickens started off as a parliamentary sketch writer, and Parliament in his day sounds remarkably similar to it is now
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"The prime minister has said he does not believe that statutory legislation is necessary to achieve the principles outlined
"We have a growing relationship with the EU as an institution, which has an increasing voice in the world,
"Just one day after their botched relaunch, even people at the very heart of Cameron's government are losing faith
"The number one priority now is reducing the deficit that they [Labour] left us - the biggest deficit since
"Our mission is clear: to get Britain living within its means and earning its way in the world once
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"The central premise of my campaign for president was to change the tax code that was too skewed towards
"We have paid a very heavy price but I think the reason for coming here in the first place,
"Public servants should not be rewarded for failure. But that was exactly what happened when the BBC Trust paid
