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Today's report risks damaging Johnson's hopes of becoming prime minister.

A demolition job: Boris’s credibility crashes in the Thames estuary

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TfL claim fines were incurred while conducting important work

Transport for London employees rack up huge parking fines

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Boris Johnson announced his plans for world domination this week

The Week in Review: Boris fever has gone to our heads

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Victory for drugs campaigners.

The Sun backs calls for relaxation of drugs laws

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The battle for London's City Hall is about to begin

Who will replace Boris Johnson as the next Mayor of London?

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Boris Johnson may not be the leader the Tories are looking for

Tories should be careful what they wish for as Boris returns to parliament

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Alex Salmond didn't live up to expectations last night.

Alex Salmond fails to find game-changer in independence debate

Salmond didn’t live up to expectations in debate with Alistair Darling.

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Tory MPs worry the PM's handling of the Gaza conflict could alienate Muslim voters

Doubt cast on impact of Gaza strike on Tory election prospects

Cameron told not to take a harder line against Israel.

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Johnson's aides are urging him to delay a return to Parliament.

Boris Johnson ‘seriously considering’ third term as mayor

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Handing back the controls: Cameron committed to private ownership of the railways

Privatisation at any cost: East Coast Main Line sale forced through

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The prime minister and home secretary join officers on an immigration raid.

Immigration restrictions will do serious long-term damage to UK economy

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Ed Miliband today sought to tackle his image problem.

The Labour party should let Miliband be Miliband

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Thirty people injured and one person died at this crash on the M5 in 2012

Raising speed limits for lorries is evidence-free policy at its worst

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George Osborne: Not feeling the benefit of the recovery.

Why the Tories are not benefiting from the economic recovery

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Students protesting against higher fees

Almost all universities now charge £9,000 tuition fees

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UN inspector tests the site of a suspected Syrian chemical attack.

UK government approved supply of lethal chemicals to Syria

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It could take decades to relocate birds from the estuary and thousands would die out, new report finds.

Boris Johnson’s estuary airport unlikely to be shortlisted by Airports Commission

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No reshuffle bounce for Cameron

Tory support plunges following reshuffle

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Nick Griffin: Going back where he came from.

Nick Griffin ousted as BNP leader

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