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What a summer we’ve had; if the diamond jubilee wasn’t enough we’ve had the Euro 2012 football tournament (with the usual England exit in the quarter finals but without the angst-ridden hype beforehand); Bradley Wiggins winning the Tour de France; then the Olympics...

As Philip Gould put it, the suburbs are not ‘places with great political traditions and dramatic folklore’. Most people who live in the suburbs aren’t interested in politics in the way most Westminster insiders would understand it. What they care about is what...

The ‘devolution agenda’ sits at the heart of Labour’s vision for transport, Maria Eagle tells Robert Philpot and Adam Harrison THE government should halt its plans to return the East Coast main line – one of the country’s major intercity train routes – to the private...

In May 2010, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats came together to form a coalition government, promising to erase the economic deficit in just one parliament, with ‘Plan B’ not an option. Over two years into their economic programme, the UK is again in recession...