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100 Years On, 100% Of Women Should Be Able To Claim Their Vote

Voting is a right every women, no matter their circumstances, should have – in the next century we need to make this a reality
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Ex-IPSA Chief Job Blocked As 'Revenge' For MPs Expenses Crackdown

Labour and Tory backbenchers team up to halt new appointment
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Ukip 'Probably Over' If I'm Sacked, Warns Leader Henry Bolton

He faces a crunch meeting with party bosses on Sunday afternoon
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Henry Bolton Could Survive As Ukip Leader Because Party Can't Afford Contest To Replace Him

"There is no money"
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Referendum Spending Is A Murky World When It Should Be Crystal Clear

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MPs Plot 'Revenge' Against Expenses Crackdown Chief

Backbenchers oppose Election Commissioner appointment
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Liberal Democrats Fined £18,000 For Campaign Spending Irregularities

The total sum, which is almost the maximum individual fine of £20,000, actually comprises two fines.
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Watchdog Launches Probe Into Momentum Election Spending

Pro-Jeremy Corbyn grassroots group facing questions.
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Vote Leave Under Investigation For Breaking Electoral Law During EU Referendum

The Boris Johnson-fronted group could be in serious trouble
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Stronger Laws Needed To Protect MPs From Abuse - Electoral Commission

Committee on Standards in Public Life is probing tirade of threats and intimidation
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