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By Andrew Rawnsley
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Little chance of a TV poll debate in Britain
Badly burnt by what happened the last time, the Tories set out to sabotage the negotiations sought by broadcasters and other parties to discuss the format right from the start
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Can the underdog beat the top dog?
There’s a campaign narrative available to Ed Miliband as the plucky challenger battling some formidable odds
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Can the underdog beat the top dog?
A plucky challenger battling some formidable odds
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Britain’s yearning for fantasy leaders
The rise of Ukip is a British phenomenon and part of an international trend
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Cameron turns up the heat on Brexit debate
The renegotiation process is about to get a whole lot grittier as the prime minister finally puts his position in writing, but what he wants and whether he will get it remain to be seen
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Divided nation: The new political map of Britain
Stage set for a struggle that will be furnace-hot as well as narrowly fought
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Cameron will likely get a ‘yes’ to fight Daesh
If the prime minister asks the Commons to sanction air strikes, many Labour MPs will back him over their own leader
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Ukip should be ready for the grind
Subject Ukip to the robust interrogation of policies and postures
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Why Ed Miliband is looking for salvation
The Labour leader desperately needs Murphy to revive the demoralised party in Scotland and shore up his chances of becoming the next PM
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Merkel can’t bridge the EU-UK divide
A deal can be done on EU reform, but it is not one that will ever satisfy the Tory Europhobes
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Nick Clegg is a very lucky politician
The Lib Dems cling on to Clegg for fear of something worse
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Cameron’s Juncker debacle
The critical actor in Cameron’s failure was his supposed greatest friend, Merkel
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