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MP denies £20K bell tower claim
Defence minister Quentin Davies denies trying to claim £20,700 to rebuild a bell tower in fresh MP expenses revelations.

Darling denies pre-election 'con'
Chancellor Alistair Darling hits back at Tory claims benefit increases in his pre-Budget report are a "pre-election con".

US 'not talking of war in 2001'
Talks between the UK and US at the start of the Bush presidency did not discuss an invasion, the Iraq war inquiry hears.

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Shortlist announced for Schools Challenge
The battle is on among schools for the final 15 places in the Schools Question Time Challenge 2010

Our 30th birthday
Editor Ed Havard on Question Time's success