Will David Cameron face a confidence vote? It's on the cards

Tue 21 May, AT 10:31 The Mole

Tory backbenchers are seething over 'Swivelgate' and yesterday's gay marriage plot with Ed Miliband

Bloggers stifled? Press rules damned by Index on Censorship

Talking Point Wed 20 Mar, AT 13:49

'Chaotic' attempt to apply new regulator to websites could stifle bloggers and limit free speech, say critics

A 'poodle' with teeth: the new press watchdog explained

Briefing Tue 19 Mar, AT 10:38

Armed with £1m fines, the planned newspaper regulator is 'tough', but will it safeguard or muzzle the media?

Leveson: 2.30am deal brings press reform peace - for now

Mon 18 Mar, AT 10:53 The Mole

Did Cameron blink first - or did he stand his ground? Either way, he's accepted a 'tiny bit of statute'

Cameron takes 'gamble' putting press regulation plan to vote

First Reaction Fri 15 Mar, AT 11:40

Labour and the Lib Dems form 'unholy alliance' as PM goes it alone and puts royal charter plan to vote

England netball triumph gives women's sport another boost

First Post Thu 24 Jan, AT 14:29

2013 is shaping up as big year for women's sport as England win series against Australia

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Queen must zip her lips for today's Cabinet meeting

Tue 18 Dec, AT 09:40 The Mole

She might be tempted to speak out on gay marriage and Leveson - but risks a constitutional crisis if she does

Torygraph and Tories at war: how did it come to this?

Media Watch Thu 13 Dec, AT 09:59

Number Ten denies the Culture Secretary's part in implementing Leveson was used to threaten paper

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The fateful story of Maria Miller, scourge of the Tory heartlands

Wed 12 Dec, AT 09:32 The Mole

How Cameron's Culture Secretary found herself at centre of gay marriage fiasco and Leveson fallout

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