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The Tory video that Clegg attacked
Did you spot Nick Clegg’s attack on the “Hung Parliament Party” broadcast?
Voters support electoral reform but dislike hung parliaments
Is this finding as contradictory as it seems?
The Lib Dem Tina myth
There were alternatives to this full-blown coalition of convenience with the Tories.
The Lib Dem–Tory coalition: why I am delighted
The Lib Dems have always argued that coalition government can work. Now they have a chance to prove it.
The wooing of Nick Clegg
This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to heal the divide on the centre left. Don't betray us, Nick
Hopes dashed as progressive alliance is buried for another generation
Labour MPs show that they are not fit for office. But Tory troubles do not end here.
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Echoes of the 1970s and 1980s as Labour MPs choose to indulge in opposition
Purists and clever theorists are putting what they wrongly see as their interests above those of the country.
Osborne: Tory minority government is not an option
Shadow chancellor says the Tories cannot remain in government without the support of the Lib Dems.
How the Miliband brothers question may yet be resolved
Many expect Ed to run against David. Here’s another theory.
Brown knew he had to fall on his sword. But will it work?
The progressive alliance versus the Tories, Murdoch, the right-wing press and the City -- the fight is on.
A progressive alliance: the numbers
Alliance could hope to count on the support of 330 MPs.
Gordon Brown’s statement: full transcript
“I have no desire to stay in my position longer than is needed.”
Everything changes as Brown makes way for a progressive alliance
If it happens, you read it here first.
Three ways the Lib Dems could fail themselves if rumours are right
Rejection of “progressive alliance”, bottling out of cabinet places and electoral reform with a government saying “no”.
Cameron’s biggest test
David Cameron never had his “Clause Four” moment. He now has the chance of one, by forcing his party to adapt to electoral reform.
After six hours of Tory-Liberal talks, still no deal
No mention of electoral reform as the two parties emerge from the Cabinet Office.
The interview
The interview
On Syria
GOP race so far
Mind your B-sides
Time to rethink
Who minds?
Alistair Darling
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