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Inside politics

Exploring what's going on behind the scenes in Westminster's corridors of power

  • cameron life science

    David Cameron's science lesson

    The prime minister is learning fast: science matters to the UK economy but science's economics do not necessarily mean jobs
  • Cameron huskies norway

    Inside politics - Green policies get the blue rinse

    'Green policies will only be adopted if they do not cost the voter - not so much the Tories ditching the huskies as catching a ride with them only if they are going their way'
  • Barking in east London

    Tories need ethnic minority votes to retain a parliamentary majority

    Allegra Stratton: The Tory label still acts as a deterrent to ethnic minorities, despite growing numbers of black successes in party ranks
  • Brian Cox and Stephen Hawking

    Shining moment for maths

    Warm words for humanities and languages, but it is sciences that the state want to push in schools

  • Angela Merkel and Mario Draghi, G20 Summit in Cannes

    Eurozone crisis: is Angela Merkel playing chicken or doing the crabwalk?

    If you want to understand what's going on in Europe at the moment, do mention the war: the second world war, writes Allegra Stratton
  • Alex Salmond’s secret: apps and chutzpah

    Alex Salmond's secret: apps and chutzpah

    The Scottish National party's campaigning machine – including using an iPhone app – would make the US Democrats weep

  • Nick Ross

    Crime policy and a bonfire of central control

    In the 41 elections to posts in each police authority, the hope is for a kaleidoscope of colourful characters angling for the police budget – unringfenced by central government – to set policing plans

  • Dormice

    UK economy: of mice, men and a growth problem

    In trying to galvanise the economy, confidence matters as much for the government as reform, writes Allegra Stratton
  • David Cameron and Angela Eagle

    The women problem: David Cameron's issues go deeper than casual rudeness

    Only 13% of all women feel the Tories are close to their interests, and support among low-skilled females has dropped 7 points
  • Steve Hilton

    Conservative party conference 2011: the natives are getting restless

    Allegra Stratton
    Allegra Stratton: Ahead of the Tory conference, the party faces a tricky debate about the nature of its modernisation
  • nick-clegg-david-cameron

    Nick Clegg aides retreat from panto politics

    Allegra Stratton
    As the Lib Dem conference nears, senior figures may worry about their true identity, as well as boos and cheers
  • New Homes Being Built In South East England, Britain - Nov 2007

    Britain isn't building houses – and that sends shivers down coalition spines

    Allegra Stratton: Downing Street fears unravelling Thatcher's right-to-buy revolution
  • Various politicians - May 2010

    'Steady Eddie' is the brains behind David Cameron's Libyan campaign

    Allegra Stratton, political correspondent
    Chief of staff Ed Llewellyn has been the calm voice guiding a sometimes emotional prime minister through the war
  • george osborne

    Tax cuts? 10p for your thoughts, Mr Osborne

    Allegra Stratton: The chancellor could opt to scrap the 50p tax band, but he may also have to restore the 10p rate to ease the sale politically
  • Ed Miliband

    Ed Miliband goes where the prime minister cannot

    Allegra Stratton: The Labour leader has earned new supporters for tackling Rupert Murdoch
  • David Cameron

    PM and chief of defence in separate bunks but fighting the same war

    Allegra Stratton
    Despite public disputes, Cameron and Richards want to 'make it work' in Afghanistan, writes Allegra Stratton
  • David Cameron

    Mutterings grow as David Cameron loses appetite for reforms

    Allegra Stratton: Backbench Tories feel the prime minister is backtracking over reforms after criticism that his government was doing too much
  • danny-alexander-chief-secretary-treasury

    Inside Politics: Lib Dems' tax strategy may fox their rivals

    Allegra Stratton
    They have sorted out their mansion tax which had crumbled like a stinking chunk of policy cheese in Vince Cable's hands
  • Obama's mentor is teaching Ed to walk

    Allegra Stratton
    There is a difference between electoral and social knowledge but Miliband is trying to understand it
  • Iain Duncan Smith meets welafre dependants with David Cameron

    Iain Duncan Smith fights many battles to lop £20bn from the welfare bill

    Allegra Stratton: David Cameron can hardly sack the former leader who embodies compassionate Conservatism
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