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10 April 2012
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No 10: Rich abuse charity giving
Some wealthy people donate to charities which do not "do a great deal of charitable work" in order to cut their tax bills, Downing Street says.
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Clegg denies snooping deal claim
Nick Clegg's spokesman says he has not yet agreed to more internet surveillance - after David Cameron implied the Lib Dem leader helped draw the plans up.
Judges back Abu Hamza extradition
The European Court of Human Rights backs terror extraditions from the UK to the US in one of its most important rulings in years.
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N. Ireland Politics
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New UUP leader confirms reshuffle
The new Ulster Unionist Party leader Mike Nesbitt announces a reshuffle of his assembly team.
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Mark Devenport's political blog
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Guide to N.Ireland Assembly
Scottish Politics
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Expelled MSP to stay at Holyrood
An SNP MSP expelled from the party amid domestic abuse allegations decides to stay on in parliament as an "independent nationalist".
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Brian Taylor's political blog
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Guide to the Scottish Parliament
Welsh Politics
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Sell water 'like oil' firm urged
A former head of Welsh Water claims Wales should profit from transferring water to England as another firm plans to sell water to a company in need.
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Betsan Powys' political blog
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Guide to the Welsh Assembly
Around England
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Housing challenges all parties
The 'housing crisis' poses a recurring challenge for successive governments including the current coalition.
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Labour MP's lack of Jubilee joy
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Political analysis around England
Democracy Live
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Planning changes 'sorely needed'
Planning Minister Greg Clark has told MPs that the planning system in England "sorely needed" reform and that the government's changes would protect the countryside.
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PM 'banging drum' for UK business01:06
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May: 'We can hand Abu Hamza over'02:41
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Hytner: 'Hunt silent on arts tax relief limits' 03:29
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Teachers 'may strike in Autumn term'03:08
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Labour 'for business and unions'03:23
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Home Office web attacks 'a concern'00:32
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Information requests 'paralysing' cabinet04:38
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MPs call for racism investigation02:23
Features & Analysis
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Cunning plan
Lifting the lid on how the wealthy avoid paying tax
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Vote 2012
Full coverage of local elections across Britain
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Leading the way
NI introduces compulsory microshipping for dogs
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Getting to grips
'Normal' interns get used to the confusing world of Westminster
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Poll tracker
Tracking the Conservatives, Labour and the Lib Dems' fortunes
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