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Anti-cuts protest at Clegg’s London home
More than 100 people protesting against government austerity cuts descend on the London home of Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
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Michael Crick
Family politics of BBC frontrunner’s family politics
Channel 4 News political correspondent, Michael Crick, on the family connections between the frontrunner for the director-general of the BBC and the House of Lords
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What the 2012 Queen’s speech is likely to contain
Today’s Queen’s speech will set out the coalition government’s plans for the forthcoming parliament. Channel 4 News looks at some of the measures it is likely to contain.
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Gary Gibbon
Search for a trade-off on House of Lords reform
Will he, won’t he. Channel 4 News Politics Editor Gary Gibbon on how the wrangle for Lords reform at the heart of the coalition government threatens to bring an abrupt halt to changes at the Commons.
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Cameron and Clegg restate the case for coalition
As David Cameron and Nick Clegg reaffirm their commitment to the coalition during a visit to Basildon, Channel 4 News looks at the ups and downs of the Conservative-Lib Dem government, two years on.
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LIVE BLOG: Election analysis as Boris beats Ken in London
Latest reaction and analysis after a successful night for Labour in the local elections. Meanwhile, Boris Johnson looks set to beat off Ken Livingstone in the battle to be London mayor.
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Election weather map: blue skies give way to red mist
As wet weather is blamed for the lowest national turnout for a decade, Channel 4 News takes a look at the changing political forecast after local elections and mayoral contests.
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Voters cool on ‘Mayor Boris in every city’
Voters across England, from Manchester to Newcastle, reject David Cameron’s dream of an elected mayor in the major cities.
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Labour triumph as voters turn on government
The Labour Party secures 38 per cent of the national vote and gains more than 800 council seats in UK local elections, as the public turns on the Conservative-Lib Dem coalition.
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Election count under way as poll puts Boris ahead in London
Boris Johnson looks set to beat his rival Ken Livingstone for a second time in the London mayoral battle, as council seats are decided around the UK.
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Gary Gibbon
Lib Dems – the existential threat
Political Editor Gary Gibbon blogs on what the local elections will mean for the Lib Dem’s existential trajectory.
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Leveson: Jeremy Hunt can wait in line to testify
Until the Leveson inquiry into media tactics hears from the UK Culture Secretary on the BSkyB bid there’s no point in Conservatives running a parallel investigation, the Deputy Chair tells Channel 4.
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Jeremy Hunt promises to disclose private BSkyB emails
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt pledges to give the Leveson inquiry all private texts and emails he sent to his special adviser, as pressure grows for an inquiry into his handling of the BSkyB bid.
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Cameron pledges to resist revolt and back Lords reforms
Prime Minister David Cameron says he intends to press ahead with reforms of the House of Lords, despite a threatened rebellion among some of his Conservative MPs.