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The tombstone of Susan B Anthony, the great campaigner for women’s suffrage, covered in “I voted” stickersBack again for another stint, as Caron is still quite rightly focused on Bob, and I suppose that it’s appropriate that a member of the Party’s International Relations Committee should be at the wheel today. As I write, polling stations are beginning to close across the United States, and, as the end of what can only be described as one …
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The only Tory MP to join the SDP (Cody Butler)
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A Proposed Alternative to Coalition: The Reserved Time Confidence Agreement (Owen Driscoll)
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ALDC by-election report – 5 November (Charles Quinn)
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Tom Arms’ World Review (Tom Arms)
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Observations of an Expat: Post Election Worries (Tom Arms)
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The many contortions of Reform UK in Wales
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Pippa Heylings woos disaffected Greens as COP31 opens
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Save the date! Lloyd George Society and Liberal Democrat History Group meeting with Damian Collins and Paul Spackman
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The Joy of Six 1605
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Small Faces: Itchycoo Park
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Plaid Cymru pursue their independence obsession at taxpayer's expense
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Ghostwatch (1992)
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