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Majority say suspects should have right to trial in court before ban

He urged PM to look at options apart from British troop involvement

US president does not want to go ahead until the British public supports him coming

Labour leader reacts angrily to suggestion that his father was an unpatriotic marxist who ‘hated Britain’

Leader does a volte-face on tax benefits

Labour peer likely to get a key strategy role

Home secretary refuses to confirm leak suggesting she wants cap of 75,000 workers, but attacks ‘abuse’ of free movement

Code of ethics to be shrunk and further clarified — education secretary

Prime Minister brushes over Beijing's need to improve human rights on its march to becoming an economic superpower

Deputy first minister Nicola Sturgeon says EU will not deny Scotland its right to membership

Ministers taped blasting coalition plans

Coalition claims that part-time students will be among the big beneficiaries of the potential trebling of university tuition fees appeared to be challenged today in an impact assessment by the government's own business department