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Community councils in power plea published yesterday at 23:13
More powers should be transferred from local authorities to Scotland's network of community councils, says an independent think tank.
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VIDEO: Jamie takes 'food revolution' to NY published yesterday at 15:39
TV chef Jamie Oliver says he has given up on trying to change governments, as he visits New York in a bid to tackle obesity there.
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AUDIO: Cameron 'posturing' on eurozone published yesterday at 09:45
Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna: "We need to see some grown-up statesmanship" to bring world leaders together to resolve the issues surrounding the European debt crisis.
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E-petitions 'harm trust' warning published on Friday at 17:27
Online government petitions will harm trust if they are not reformed, the Hansard Society think tank warns.
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Aid Arab Spring states - Osborne published on Friday at 17:00
George Osborne calls on the international community not to withdraw financial support from countries in transition following the Arab Spring.
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MP's wife sent dead bird in post published on Friday at 16:50
The wife of Nottinghamshire MP John Mann is sent a dead bird in the post.
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Quango inquiry is set to cost £1m published on Friday at 16:50
An investigation into the collapse of a Stormont quango will cost the public purse almost £1m and is taking five years to complete.
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Pasty tax concern 'will be heard' published on Friday at 16:35
The government is still listening to concerns about the controversial so-called pasty tax, the Deputy Prime Minister says.
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Sex abuse Pakistani issue - Warsi published on Friday at 14:15
Conservative co-chair Baroness Warsi says a "small minority" of Pakistani men see white girls as "fair game".
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Analysis: Cameron and Hollande published on Friday at 13:17
Can Cameron and Hollande bridge the political gulf between them?