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Britains summer of angst

Ahead of his first visit to the White House as Prime Minister this week, David Cameron published a remarkable op-ed in the Wall Street Journal , in which he lays out his vision for Britains future role on the global stage.

Nick Robinson

Coalition deal talks tell the story of 20 years in UK politics

The Tories media echo chamber, part 85

Last week, the Guardian's well-informed and well-connected economics editor, Larry Elliott, revealed leaked Treasury data suggesting George Osborne's emergency Budget would cost up to 1.3 million jobs, across the public and private sectors.

Mardell's America

Gloom appears to be the new mood in the US

The pendulum and the pit Faulkner, the election and the exhaustion of mainstream politics, part deux

With the resignation from the Ministry of John Faulkner, a great part of what was left of the Left has left the centre of the ALP. Faulkner returns to the backbench from a brief and one suspects not particularly happy time as War Minister, although it says defence on the letterhead.