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The round up of recent events (click on the links below, and it will bring up the relevant link)

1. Vince Cable will lose his economy job with the Lib Dems tomorrow
2. The chart that explains how the Conservatives will approach the election. If the conversation is in the top right-hand corner, the Conservatives win. If the conversation is anywhere else, they probably won’t
3. Dear London Mayoral candidates – the Mansion Tax isn’t a “tax on London”
4. Trust and doubt swing the spending battle in Osborne’s favour
5. Power without purpose: the tragic rule of David Cameron, The prime minister rose without ideological trace. Whatever the election result, he seems likely to disappear the same way
6. Some gloomy general election predictions
7. Conservatives will win May general election, predicts Goldman Sachs
8. Follow every prediction – and make your own – with May2015’s election-forecasting machine
9. In every crisis, an opportunity: How minority government could pave the way to a realignment of British party politics
10. Michael Gove might not be preparing for another coalition. But other Tories are
11. Who is the real Ed Miliband?
12. Labour accused of bragging over pledge to keep £83m of arts funding cuts, Party admits it cannot commit to reversing many cuts as author Neil Gaiman and Green party criticise response to Tory dossier
13. This Canadian Is Patiently Dealing With Twitter Abuse From People Who Think He’s Jim Murphy MP. Jim from Ontario is not Jim from Glasgow.
14. 16 Political Lessons We Can Learn From Cats
15. Most Earth-like planet ever discovered could be a cosy home for alien life
16. Nazi super cows: British farmer forced to destroy half his murderous herd of bio-engineered Heck cows after they try to kill staff
17. Archaeologists May Have Uncovered the Site of Jesus’s Trial
18. 405 years ago tomorrow, Galileo Galilei discovered the Galilean moons