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Cooper ''most likely to be next female PM''
The shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper has been identified in a poll as the woman most likely
Emails and texts to show 'total integrity' over BSkyB, says Hunt
Culture Secretary to provide the Leveson Inquiry with emails and text messages sent to his special adviser
Hunt rejects call to resign – but aide goes
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt insists he won't go although his special adviser has stepped down
Galloway takes Labour 'safe' seat with 10,140 majority
Labour's Imran Hussein came second with 8,201 votes (down 20.36 per cent on the general election)
McCluskey's ''disrupt Games'' call panned
Unite's general secretary is attacked from all sides after calling for mass disruption of the Olympic Games
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Hague: ''No more excessive borrowing and debt''
William Hague has told the Conservative Party conference in Manchester that money promised by the last Labour Government never existed and the coalition has been left with the task of telling people the truth
''Let's change people's lives''
Shadow Deputy Prime Minister Harriet Harman told the Labour Party Conference that the party had ''challenged the unspoken orthodoxies that have governed Britain for too long''. Here's her speech
''This Budget will throw people out of work and harm vital public services''
Not surprisingly, Harriet Harman, acting Leader of the Labour Party, criticised the emergency Budget. But here are the reactions of many other key figures in the public sector
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