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SNP leader warns Gordon Brown about his position as he hails 'sensational' victory in Glasgow East
- Victory adds remarkable new chapter to SNP history
- Catastrophe for Labour as SNP wins Glasgow East
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Audio: Gaby Hinsliff discusses the result
- Labour reaction: 'A cut that keeps bleeding'
- Lewis Baston: A broken rule of thumb in Glasgow
- The byelection in pictures
- Politics blog: Is it time for Brown to go?
- Full coverage of the Glasgow East byelection
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Ministry of Defence says upgrade will be part of Trident programme despite non-proliferation treaty
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John and Anne Darwin will get financial help in their court bid to keep illicit gains, say officials
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Figures fuel concerns that UK is teetering on brink of recession and needs aggressive interest rate cuts
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Welshman and passenger were 'going to buy teabags' when council officer gave them £30 penalties
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Member of veterinary corps killed and six others injured in attack by insurgents in Helmand province
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Nanny accused of killing baby boy by shaking him is cleared as judge rules there was 'insufficient evidence'
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Formula One boss gets £60,000 from News of the World, but judge says he must take share of blame
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Friday politics quiz
Quiz:
Jul 25 2008:
It made history but can you remember all the facts about the Glasgow East byelection?
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Southampton's Dyer given community service order for burglary
Jul 25 2008:The Southampton midfielder Nathan Dyer has been ordered to carry out 60 hours' community service after pleading guilty to burglary
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Excoriating the coruscating Coren
Jul 25 2008:David Marsh: Giles Coren's blistering rebuke to a hapless Times subeditor actually highlights what a vital role subs still play in the media
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Fertiliser bomb plot: 'All those slags dancing around - I'll blow them all up'
Audio
(29 sec):
Jul 25 2008:
Two of the fertiliser bomb plotters, Omar Khyam and Jawad Akbar, plan their attack on the Ministry of Sound nightclub
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'All those slags dancing around - I'll blow them all up'
Jul 25 2008:Extracts from a conversation between Omar Khyam and Jawad Akbar about their plot to blow up the Ministry of Sound nightclub
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This crackdown on forced marriage is not all it seems
Jul 25 2008:Rahila Gupta: Is the government raising the age for marriage visas out of concern for women, or to impose stricter immigration controls?
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Government wants to cut illegal filesharing by 80% by 2011
Jul 25 2008:The government has set a secret target to reduce illegal filesharing of music and films by up to 80% over the next three years. By Mark Sweney
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No kidding, BMJ
Jul 25 2008:Nicholas Lezard: Doctors are urging Britons to stop at two children. So what are those of us with more supposed to do with our extras?
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Conference diary
Jul 25 2008:Riazat Butt's Lambeth conference diary
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Can Labour make itself electable now?
Jul 25 2008:John Kampfner: Even if we ignore the lessons of history for a drubbing like Glasgow East, the party's own defeatism and lack of strategy seem insurmountable
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Glasgow East byelection: an historic result for the SNP
Gallery (14 pictures):
Jul 25 2008:
The political drama in Glasgow that could have massive implications in Westminster
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Police warn of key fob gun after nightclub shooting
Jul 25 2008:Detectives believe one hundred of the tiny weapons could be in UK as man is jailed for club shooting
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Men shouldn't get away with murder
Jul 25 2008:Cath Elliott: And forthcoming law reforms mean they will no longer be able to cite 'nagging' as an excuse for killing their wives
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Concerns for future of wedding list firm
Jul 25 2008:Fears were mounting today over the future of wedding gift service Wrapit as the firm confirmed it was in talks to avoid administration
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Is recession inevitable?
Poll:
Jul 25 2008:
Economic growth in Britain has slowed to its lowest rate in three years over the second quarter, fuelling concerns that the UK is teetering on the verge of recession. But is recession inevitable?
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