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A report by the Hansard Society has revealed what people really think of Prime Minister's Questions - and it's not good.
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View as a gridCameron has had more dinners with people called David than women
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On Thursday's BBC Question Time, Labour MP Tessa Jowell said the Prime Minister had had more dinners with men called Michael than with women.
10 most controversial Tory scandals
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After four Tory MPs announced they were quitting last week, we look at the party's biggest scandals
Tube strike: how to get around London this week
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Many Londoners had been hoping this week's planned Tube strike would not go ahead, however, while talks continue, it looks as though we will have to prepare for travel chaos again.
London lifeboat station busiest in UK - rescuing more than one person a day from the Thames
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London's Tower lifeboat station, next to Waterloo Bridge, was the UK and Ireland's busiest lifeboat station last year.
Why is Camden famous? Why is Ealing expensive? - The top things people ask about where you live
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What do people want to know about your borough when they type "why is..." into Google?
How did this bizarre fake Paul Flowers Twitter account fool national media? We speak to its creat...
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The man who created a fake twitter account for former Co-op Bank boss Paul Flowers that fooled national newspapers has opened up to London loves business.com.
Exclusive: Bob Crow and charities warn job cuts will make Tube a "no-go zone" for disabled people
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Job cuts will make the Tube a "no-go zone" for disabled people, charities and unions have warned.
This one graph shows the UK's inflation rollercoaster
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Inflation for December was recorded at the government's target of 2%, meaning a basket of goods which cost £100 in December 2012 would cost £102 in December 2013. In the last 10 years, inflation has varied wildly - in fact, in just one year it fell from a whopping 5.2% to a tiny 1.1%. Take a look for yourself with our interactive graph.
Five memes that explain Osborne's 2014 plan
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Because swotting up on economic policy can be LOL-tastic too