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Haltemprice & Howden
Detailed coverage of the Haltemprice & Howden by-election
Blacklisted by Liberty Davis
The Green candidate in the Haltemprice and Howden by-election accuses David Davis of avoiding debate with his rivals in her final article ahead of Thursday's election
On the campaign trail...
The Green candidate in the Haltemprice and Howden by-election, Shan Oakes, relates some of the highlights from a frenetic few days...
Greens: We're civil liberties party
Just which party is the standard bearer for civil liberties? Well Adrian Ramsay says it is the Greens and urges the NS to endorse them in Haltemprice and Howden
Brown's Henley Nemesis and the Anti-Messiah Complex
The result of the by-election in Boris Johnson's old seat was no surprise, but the symbolism surrounding it speaks volumes
Mr Brown's long year
One survey suggests that "Real New Labour", an eminently moderate group, could well become the dominant faction
Tony Blair's briefs
Why David Davis should have bought a sports car rather than resigning his seat plus the curious connection between senior Labour figures and the Wombles.
Wanted: A Liberal Challenger to David Davis
The New Statesman this week calls for a genuinely liberal candidate to stand against David Davis. Who should it be?
Truly, madly, politically
David Davis's snap resignation struck a chord with people because it was spontaneous and unscripted. But why did so many commentators struggle with the idea it was a reasoned decision, ponders Demos director Catherine Fieschi. And why do we have a problem with emotion in politics?
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Miliband's dilemma
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Interview
Alain de Botton
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