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Politics news: Prime Minister David Cameron and his coalition government with Nick Clegg and the latest on the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat parties.

The public seems happy with the 'breakneck coalition'
The Coalition has been popular and resilient, but it faces a threat from an unexpected quarter, says Andrew Gilligan.
'The Big Society is a step in the right direction,' says head of Britain's Catholics
In the run-up to next month's Papal visit, Archbishop Vincent Nichols describes his sense of rejuvenation under the Coalition.
George Osborne warns banks to lend to businesses ahead of £8.4bn profits announcement
George Osborne has issued a dramatic ultimatum to Britain's banks as they prepare to reveal profits of £8.4 billion, saying the Government "will not tolerate" banks piling pressure on small businesses.
Fury as Israel president claims English are 'anti-semitic'
Israel's president, Shimon Peres, has accused the English of being anti-semitic and claimed that MPs pander to Muslim voters.
Andy Burnham attacks Miliband brothers in Labour leadership battle
Andy Burnham has turned on the front-runners in the Labour leadership battle, saying David and Ed Miliband are "elite" and lack real life experience.
Archbishop praises coalition for 'fresh attitude'
The leader of the Catholic Church in England and Wales has made an unprecedented foray into the political arena by praising the Coalition Government and criticising Labour's attempts to "to create a state that provided everything".
Armed forces stunned by Trident bill
Defence chiefs have been left stunned and angry by the Treasury's refusal to finance the £20 billion cost of replacing Britain's ageing nuclear deterrent.
Now David Cameron has to explain the rewards for all that pain
The Prime Minister's zeal has been impressive - but he needs to give voters a sense of what's in it for them, says Matthew d'Ancona
The Coalition will split, but it won't be Labour's doing
The Coalition must be preserved until the Tories have won the Great Argument, says Janet Daley.
Having to pay for Trident is the Ministry of Defence's worst nightmare
There is no way the Defence budget can cover all our current commitments, argues Gen Sir Richard Dannatt.
Controversial ambulance response targets could be axed
Controversial targets for ambulance response times could be axed following a Government review of 999 calls.
Iain Duncan Smith aims to dismantle the benefits trap
At long last, it really might be time to listen to the quiet man, writes Jenny McCartney.
Friends: The One with Nick and Miriam's Night In
Nick finds himself wondering what Dave might be up to on his international travels, in Iain Hollingshead's satirical series
Pakistan cancels visit to Britain over Cameron terror comments
Pakistan's intelligence agency has cancelled a UK visit following David Cameron's comments regarding the country's alleged links with terrorism.
Francis Maude: Coalition government better prepared for power than Blair or Thatcher
The current coalition government was more prepared for power than either the Blair or Margaret Thatcher governments, Francis Maude has claimed.
Our outmoded benefits system needs a shake-up
Telegraph View: £3 billion is a small price to pay, even in these straitened times.
A weighty matter that's not for the likes of Anne Milton and Lynne Featherstone
The fat can call themselves what they like - it's nobody else's business, argues Vicki Woods
Place your bids for a piece of John Prescott
The trade in celebrity body parts seems to know no bounds, says Matthew Norman.
Iain Duncan Smith is wrong about the benefits system
The Coalition wrongly assumes that poverty is the result of worklessness caused by barriers outside individual control, writes David Green.
Keeping free personal care will mean mass redundancies, warns budget review chief
Alex Salmond's pledge to keep free personal care and bus travel for the elderly means he has no option but to implement mass redundancies in the public sector, the author of an official budget review has warned.

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