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The round up of recent events (click on the links below, and it will bring up the relevant link)
- Get real – the coalition only handed their dodgy donation back because they were caught red handed
- Wind farm firm that won £4.5m is a major donor to Tories
- Mohamed ElBaradei, Egypt’s vice president has resigned, as the death toll from violent clashes rises to at least 149.
- Sky News Cameraman Killed In Egypt
- The bloodshed on the streets of Egypt is a disaster for the country. It also creates a desperate dilemma for the west.
- Bad economic news for Europe is good news for Merkel and Cameron –Â These figures are proof not of a European recovery, but of the right’s ability to exploit grim times in a way that eludes the left
- The Tories might be winning the air war but they’re losing the ground game
- Friends and foes are wondering if Mr Miliband has lost the plot. If Labour persists with the nursery school politics, the party is heading for defeat at the polls
- Ed Miliband Is Egged On Campaign Visit
- How much trouble is Ed Miliband in?
- Why Alastair Campbell’s advice to Ed Miliband sucks
- Labour must expose the Tory wealth trap
- Could the German economic model be Ed Miliband’s ‘big idea’?
- What will Labour’s “policy goodies” be?
- Is there a cost of living crisis?
- Lancashire MPs join forces to seek fracking sweeteners
- Most Ugandans support anti-gay bill but the government is worried about losing aid
- Russian TV Presenter Comes Out On Air, Gets Fired, Anton Kraskovsky came out on his government-backed cable network and was fired within hours.
- Former SNP leader tells Alex Salmond: Attack the English ‘southern cancer’ to win referendum
- Nato chiefs deal blow to SNP’s anti-nuclear strategy
- Pro-independence businessman gets into private meeting with David Cameron. The Scottish Conservatives have been embarrassed after they granted a businessman who has publicly backed Alex Salmond’s election access to a private meeting with David Cameron.
- As Scotland play England tonight, here’s one of Gordon Brown’s favourite footballing moments.
- Are atheists mentally ill?
- Why do all my friends want to murder their husbands?
- Microsoft to fund remake of BBC’s sci-fi cult classic ‘Blake’s 7’
- Britain’s foreign legion of missing voters. The search is on for five million expats whose ballots could be vital in a close contest