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The assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan police will face questions from MPs on the phone hacking row today.
The tube strike has hit Londoners hard, with millions of journeys rocked by the industrial action.
The man Peter Mandelson has described as the "unacceptable face" of banking has been appointed as Barclays' next chief executive.
Conservative opponents to electoral reform did not rebel in large numbers in Monday evening's Commons vote.
The duck house which became a symbol of MPs' misuse of expenses has been sold for charity.
Inland Revenue has begun its attempt to address the gargantuan errors that saw six million people either under or over-paying on their tax bills.
Ed Miliband has urged Labour members to have "the courage to change" as ballot papers are filled in.
George Osborne is to rubber-stamp the creation of new European bodies tasked with regulating the banking sector at a meeting of European economic and finance ministers.
Disillusioned voters who backed the Liberal Democrats at the general election appear to be turning to Labour rather than the Conservatives, a poll suggests.
Calls from business to cut the bureaucracy of health and safety regulations have been fiercely opposed by a new report from the Trades Union Congress (TUC).
William Hague has branded the allegation that he had a sexual relationship with a man he later employed as a special advisor "a big lie".
The government will take no action over the phone hacking row and will leave the matter in the hands of the police, the home secretary has confirmed.
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The government's electoral reform programme has overcome its first major hurdle.
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Cabinet secretaries continue to face committee scrutiny this week.
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