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Not as busy as expected as the Olympics continues in London

Ghost town London: ‘Victims of our own success’

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Changes are afoot in SW1

A Whitehall revolution? Maude looks abroad to shake up civil service

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Democracy's rule changes will help the coalition parties come polling day in 2015

Boundary changes: View from the opposition

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Limited social housing is making the benefits cap impact even harder for councils to cope with

Benefit cap forcing London families into poverty

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Boundary changes and voter registration changes have not helped government's Lords reform hopes

Labour blames coalition for partisan constitutional reforms

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Dmitry Medvedev is in UK for Olympic Games

Medvedev reaches out to UK as Pussy Riot trial begins

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Actors perform during the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games

World wowed by Olympic opening ceremony

British history, culture and the NHS have dominated in Danny Boyle’s spectacular opening ceremony to London 2012.

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It's all too much for Seb Coe

The Week in Politics: Olympic-zilla

Like a nervous, sensitive, irritable bride, the UK has become unbearably tense in the lead-up to the Olympics. Welcome to Britain, everyone!

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Dawn of the Games over east London and the Olympic stadium

‘Fingers crossed’ as Olympics finally arrives

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All change for Britain's redrawn electoral map

Boundary changes: More chaos to come

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Mitt Romney's brief meeting with Ed Miliband brought a touch of glamour to an otherwise deserted parliament

Sketch: When Miliband met Mitt

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Boundary changes could have a worse impact than previously feared

Boundary changes: Fracturing Britain’s democracy

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Life in two-party government is one of compromise. Nothing ever gets done, as this week's row on climate change has revealed

Analysis: The coalition’s great con trick

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Wind farm subsidies will only be cut by ten per cent, allowing investment to continue

No-one happy after coalition’s climate change standoff

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Britain's double-dip recession is now the longest since records began in 1955

No respite as recession deepens

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Journalists discover whether they will be charged over phone-hacking allegations

Phone-hacking: Eight face criminal charges

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Francois Hollande enjoys better relations with Britain's leader of the opposition than its PM

Miliband and Hollande ‘turning tide against austerity’

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101 Ways To Win An Election, by Mark Pack and Edward Maxfield

Review: 101 Ways To Win An Election

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Will ministers change their plan?

Ministers ‘must step in’ to help ailing economy

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