Andrew Sparrow

Online Senior Political Correspondent, Guardian

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I'm a Guardian political correspondent and I write the Guardian's award-winning daily Politics Live blog.

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Jeremy Hunt under fire over GP reforms: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — Obviously the main focus today is on the repurcussions of the terror attack in Woolwich. But my colleagues Alexandra Topping and Paul Owen are reporting on these on a separate live blog and I will leave it up to them to report all the latest developments, including political reaction.

Jeremy Hunt under fire over GP reforms: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — Obviously the main focus today is on the repurcussions of the terror attack in Woolwich. But my colleagues Alexandra Topping and Paul Owen are reporting on these on a separate live blog and I will leave it up to them to report all the latest developments, including political reaction.
GPs' leader Laurence Buckman says NHS "under real threat" and heading for buffers - Full details of his speech - guardian.co.uk/politics/blog/…

Jeremy Hunt under fire over GP reforms: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — Obviously the main focus today is on the repurcussions of the terror attack in Woolwich. But my colleagues Alexandra Topping and Paul Owen are reporting on these on a separate live blog and I will leave it up to them to report all the latest developments, including political reaction.

Jeremy Hunt under fire over GP reforms: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — Obviously the main focus today is on the repurcussions of the terror attack in Woolwich. But my colleagues Alexandra Topping and Paul Owen are reporting on these on a separate live blog and I will leave it up to them to report all the latest developments, including political reaction.
Google boss Eric Schmidt says computer scientists would never had designed such an "irrational" tax system - guardian.co.uk/politics/blog/…

Cameron's Today interview and Clegg's speech: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — The House of Commons is not sitting today, because MPs have started their half-term recess, and so there will be no PMQs. But that doesn't mean it's quiet. In fact, the news list looks vibrant. First, Nick Clegg. Yesterday journalists were told he would be giving a speech, and holding a press conference, on the theme of "governing until 2015".

Cameron's Today interview and Clegg's speech: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — The House of Commons is not sitting today, because MPs have started their half-term recess, and so there will be no PMQs. But that doesn't mean it's quiet. In fact, the news list looks vibrant. First, Nick Clegg. Yesterday journalists were told he would be giving a speech, and holding a press conference, on the theme of "governing until 2015".

Cameron's Today interview and Clegg's speech: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — The House of Commons is not sitting today, because MPs have started their half-term recess, and so there will be no PMQs. But that doesn't mean it's quiet. In fact, the news list looks vibrant. First, Nick Clegg. Yesterday journalists were told he would be giving a speech, and holding a press conference, on the theme of "governing until 2015".
RT @KathViner: Revealed: true scale of UK support for CIA secret rendition. 1,622 associated flights gu.com/p/3gxka/tw

UK provided more support for CIA rendition flights than thought - study

guardian.co.uk — The UK's support for the CIA's global rendition programme after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the US was far more substantial than has previously been recognised, according to a new research project that draws on a vast number of publicly available data and documentation.

Cameron's Today interview and Clegg's speech: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — The House of Commons is not sitting today, because MPs have started their half-term recess, and so there will be no PMQs. But that doesn't mean it's quiet. In fact, the news list looks vibrant. First, Nick Clegg. Yesterday journalists were told he would be giving a speech, and holding a press conference, on the theme of "governing until 2015".

Cameron's Today interview and Clegg's speech: Politics live blog

guardian.co.uk — The House of Commons is not sitting today, because MPs have started their half-term recess, and so there will be no PMQs. But that doesn't mean it's quiet. In fact, the news list looks vibrant. First, Nick Clegg. Yesterday journalists were told he would be giving a speech, and holding a press conference, on the theme of "governing until 2015".
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