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James Pitman: "It’s no exaggeration that a cap on international students would very likely spell the end of Britain's thousand year history as one of the world's premier higher education destinations."

Comment: Immigration policy could end Britain’s higher education supremacy for good

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Home affairs committee chairman Keith Vaz: "It is worrying that police and crime commissioners seem able to side-step the statutory process for dismissing a chief constable."

Local coup: MPs move to clamp down on police commissioner powers

News

National Grid says there's no point looking at an optimistic renewable energy scenario any longer

Will renewable energy overshoot govt targets? No chance, National Grid says [Advertorial]

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Paul Bickley: 'As GDH Cole once said, Labour is a broad movement on behalf of the bottom dog.'

Comment: Labour can only succeed when it remembers what it’s for

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Nigel Adams: "I am proud Britain, and the government I support, is a strong proponent of sustainable biomass."

Comment: There’s right and wrong ways to develop the UK’s biomass

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Naomi Phillips: 'It is hard to believe it would be a vote-loser for Labour to support a truly inclusive school system'

Comment: The battle for Labour’s secular soul

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Mimi Bekhechi: "Animals will never be safe until experimenters admit that all the genetic manipulations and wishful thinking in the world will not turn a mouse into a tiny human being."

Comment: It’s time to end animal experiments for good

Animals will never be safe until experimenters admit that all the genetic manipulations and wishful thinking in the world will not turn a mouse into a tiny human being.

News

Traces of cocaine found in parliament - report

Cocaine in the Commons: Parliament embarrassed by drug revelation

Traces of cocaine have been found in toilets on the parliamentary estate.

News

NHS' worst trusts saw 13,000 unnecessary deaths in seven years from 2005 - report

NHS death toll: Ten times worse than you thought

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Week in Westminster: July 15th – 19th

*Comment & Analysis

WATCH: The re-imaging of Sandy Row

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We know about the EU referendum bill - but what other private members' bills are vying for a place in the statute book?

Private members bills 2013: The backbench frontrunners

News

Two of the climbers take a break during their ascent of the Shard

A Shard without a view: Greenpeace protest closes Europe’s tallest building

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Alex Burrows: 'Railways are hugely valuable in supporting regional economies'

Comment: A missed opportunity to boost the railways

News

Denis MacShane charged over expenses claims

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Sophie Shrubsol: 'Beyond the Blackadder episodes there is a raft of history that is desperate to break into the mainstream'

Comment: The generals of the First World War were heroes, not fools

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Giles Bristow, Forum for the Future's head of energy: "We'll work with the businesses who say they will and prove they want to make a difference."

Forum for the Future: Finding the ‘holy grail’ of sustainability

*Comment & Analysis

Ed Miliband union funding speech in full

*Comment & Analysis

Prisoner voting rights: One of the most emotive issues in Westminster.

WATCH: Jack Straw & Dominic Raab on prisoner voting

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