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David Cameron delivering his speech on immigration in Ipswich earlier this week.
The "post-Dave" era: Telegraph authorises attack on Cameron
By Caroline Crampton - 26 March 11:18

Deputy Editor Benedict Brogan spells out just how far the Tory Party has gone towards replacing their leader.

David Cameron is pictured during a visit to a London Early Years Foundation.
What does the childcare announcement really tell us?
By Gavin Kelly - 19 March 17:39

By prioritising support for dual-earner couples, the coalition is shunning backbench Tory calls to favour the 'traditional' family.

High-earners gain the most and 860,000 single-earner families lose out.
The coalition's new childcare policy: three problems
By George Eaton - 19 March 9:57

High-earners gain the most, 860,000 single-earner families lose out and the system won't be introduced until 2015.

Read the Labour leader's letter to the Parliamentary Labour Party.
Ed Miliband's letter to Labour MPs: "Cameron agreed to all our major demands"
By New Statesman - 18 March 15:50

Read the Labour leader's letter to the Parliamentary Labour Party on today's press regulation agreement.

New Statesman
Bloody Tories: the shrinking realm of public discourse
By Preston Byrne - 18 March 13:54

The conviction of Bethan Tichborne begs the question: has Britain outlawed the truth?

The Mayor swats aside Theresa May.
Boris shows he's serious about succeeding Cameron
By George Eaton - 15 March 14:15

The Mayor's decision to swat aside Theresa May shows he's determined to emerge as the PM's natural replacement.

Labour Party leader Ed Miliband addresses delegates at the annual CBI conference
Miliband has nothing to lose from standing by Leveson
By Rafael Behr - 14 March 18:21

The Labour leader's stance won't win him many friends on Fleet Street but no one should believe the press will swing the next election.

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Cameron is preparing for defeat over Leveson
By George Eaton - 14 March 13:32

The PM's repeated references to "a hung parliament" suggest that he expects Labour and the Lib Dems to combine forces and defeat him in Monday's vote.

The sense of chronic impermanence in No. 10 fuels leadership speculation.
The feeling grows that David Cameron is a leader with nothing left to say
By Rafael Behr - 14 March 8:30

It is the sense of chronic impermanence in Downing Street that fuels leadership speculation.

The UK has grown at a slower rat than every G20 country except Italy and Japan.
The problem with Cameron's "global race": we're losing it
By George Eaton - 13 March 17:13

What the Tories' latest PPB didn't mention: the UK has grown at a slower rate than every G20 country except Italy and Japan.

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