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After Woolwich: Are we facing the rise of the EDL?
There were widespread fears about a spike in far-right activity today, amid more evidence of an EDL membership drive in the wake of the Woolwich murder.
TweetCameron steadies the ship
'No knee jerk response' to terror
Britain braced for far-right reprisals
Concerns about wave of anti-Muslim violence
Woolwich killing: Getting the coverage right
The balance between promoting terror & censorship
Comment & Analysis
Interview: Jacqui Oatley - Is this the saviour of women's football?
The host of the BBC's new Women's Football Show talks about sexism, money and what it's like to be first woman to commentate on Match of the Day.
Comment: Cutting demand is the blind spot in Britain's great energy debate
The cheapest energy is the energy we don't use - so why aren't we talking about it more?
In conversation: The shadow minister and Europe's only transgender MP
Shadow equality minister Kate Green sits down with Europe's only transgender MP, Poland's Anna Grodzka, for a chat about gay marriage, transsexual divorces and why Argentinean has some of the best equality laws in the world.
Comment: Muslims must not apologise for terror - they are no more responsible than the rest of us
Islam is no more culpable for the Woolwich attack than white people are for Nick Griffin.
Comment: This is what happens when your shirt costs £4.99
April's garment factory collapse is waking the world up to the injustices suffered by Bangladeshi workers.
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Why choose City University?
Why City University London? Current students tell you why they think you should choose to study at City University London.
IET Video: HS2: what are the facts?
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)'s transport expert Chris Richards discusses the controversial HS2 project .
NUT video: Christine Blower interview
Christine Blower from the National Union of Teachers (NUT) discusses phonics testing in this exclusive video interview.
Opinion Former views
"There is considerable risk that the poorest end up paying for the ECO policy through their energy bills but will fail to benefit. We will work hard to ensure these central recommendations are heeded by Government through their evaluation strategy and steering groups" - Peter Smith, External Affairs Manager
"We are deeply concerned to see the number of state-funded religious schools in England continue to rise. These schools are allowed to select all their teachers and up to half their pupils in the basis of their faith." - BHA Faith Schools Campaigner Richy Thompson
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Furious GPs lock stethoscopes with critical Hunt
GPs' leaders are engaging in a bitter exchange of insults with health secretary Jeremy Hunt today, as relations between the government and health professionals reaches a new low.
Immigration falls - but drop could prove deceptive
Net immigration registered a sharp fall in the 12 months to September 2012, figures released today show, with much of the drop due to falling student numbers.
PM praises British Muslims amid fears of anti-Islam violence
David Cameron has insisted yesterday's killing in Woolwich was a betrayal of Islam, amid concerns about a wave of anti-Muslim violence.
Suspected terror strike in London: Soldier killed
A man has been murdered in London in what is understood to be a terrorist killing of a British soldier.
'No silver bullet': EU leaders worry over energy future
European countries are being "too slow" in creating a single energy market, Jose Manuel Barroso has complained at the end of this month's European council.
Carte blanche? Google's Schmidt waves white flag to Miliband
Google would stay in Britain even if Ed Miliband unilaterally strengthened the country's tax transparency laws, the Labour leader has told Politics.co.uk.
Eric Joyce arrested again in Edinburgh Airport
Former Labour MP Eric Joyce has been arrested once again following an altercation with airport staff in Edinburgh, the police have revealed.
Boris: I'll decide when police can use water cannons on protestors
Boris Johnson insisted he would have ultimate authorisation on when police use a water cannon against demonstrators, during Mayoral Question Time this morning.
No more funny business, Cameron promises revolting Tories
David Cameron has promised his party he will be "absolutely focused" on the coalition's core issues for the remainder of this parliament, in his latest attempt to reconnect with his divided and fractious party grassroots.
UK opens doors to Afghan translators
No 10 has offered a partial U-turn by allowing some Afghan translators to settle in Britain.
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Britain's great energy debate
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Podcast: The perils of being Europe minister
We speak to Europe minister David Lidington about the trials and tribulations of life in one of the coalition's toughest jobs.
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MRSA Action UK Annual Memorial Event
Families will pay tribute and remember those lost to MRSA and healthcare associated infections at Westminster Abbey on Thursday 13th June 2013
BSIA: Information Destruction Exhibition & Conference 2013
Following the great success of the BSIA's Information Destruction Conference and Exhibition in May 2012, we are pleased to annouce that the event is returning again in June 2013. This one-day conference and exhibition is aimed at key decision makers in organisations that carry out the secure destruction of confidential material.
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