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Borders opened partly to humiliate right wing, Neather says

Survived by taking 20-minute catnaps

Nervous Tony Blair has been working until as late as 3am, surrounded by piles of documents on the Iraq war as he prepares to give evidence to the Chilcot Inquiry this week.

Unelected Downing Street aides can issue orders to ministers

Cameron accused of belittling french president

Labour leader unable to decide whether to ask estranged brother David to return favour he did at latter's wedding

Lib Dem leader wanted to keep coalition

Lower-paid Britons would be forced to emigrate to marry a foreigner

To pay fine if they fail to register themselves on child’s birth certificate

Move targets couples who abuse state handouts

Former foreign secretary talks at length about failed IVF treatment

Liberal Democrat Energy Secretary forced to reveal 'long-term' affair