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  Who's afraid of the nuclear bomb?

  28 Apr 2010:

  Richard Rogers: The debate over Trident has sparked differing reactions between the cold war and 9/11 generations – but why?

• Election 2010: What lies beyond the painted ocean?

  27 Apr 2010:

  David McKie: The overnight: The polls show little change, but a contest which has taken such an unpredictable course may yet hold a few surprises

• Churchill didn't win votes on popularity

  19 Apr 2010: David McKie: Clegg may be as popular as Churchill, but no one event in that campaign could have transformed the prospects for any party

• Guardian/ICM poll results since 1984

  Interactive, 19 Apr 2010:

  See how the Guardian/ICM poll has changed over three decades and which events changed the political landscape

• Has Nick Clegg experienced his 'Iowa moment'?

  19 Apr 2010:

  Liberal Democrat breakthrough raises prospect that Clegg will win over sympathetic supporters who had feared wasting their vote on an irrelevant party

• Trust me, I'm a voter

  7 Apr 2010:

  Julian Glover: Come 7 May losing candidates may not agree with me, but I have a theory: voters always get it right

• If there's a hung parliament, it won't be as bad as 1910

  7 Apr 2010: David McKie: Herbert Asquith faced not only political deadlock, but the death of a monarch and a troublesome House of Lords

• Frenzies, fear and black humour. Welcome to the election campaign

  5 Apr 2010: Alastair Campbell: Once the campaign proper starts, there will be few moments of rest for any of the leaders

• Tony Blair returns to give masterclass in how to 'take Tories apart'

  30 Mar 2010: Nicholas Watt: Former prime minister returns to the political fray to criticise David Cameron for offering 'vacuous' change
  

• The conundrum that faces David Cameron and Gordon Brown

  28 Mar 2010: Rafael Behr: What is the campaign question to which each political party is the answer? Well, there's a poser

• Samantha Cameron pregnancy: it's not a conspiracy

  22 Mar 2010: Michael White: David Cameron will do anything to win an election, some will say. But that's not really how the world works

• What Tony Blair said in his secret Iraq war letters to George Bush

  18 Mar 2010:

  Andrew Sparrow: Andrew Rawnsley's new book elicits more detail than the Chilcot inquiry

• In praise of … Mary Wilson

  17 Mar 2010: Editorial: Mrs Wilson was and remains a lady of firm convictions, and at 94 is as alert as ever

• Would Michael Foot have survived the new puritanism?

  16 Mar 2010:

  Michael White: How would Sir Thomas Legg or Sir Christopher Kelly have squared up to the former Labour leader's untidy lifestyle with its exotic connections?

• Back to 1992: the moment Gordon Brown pronounced the Tories dead

  15 Mar 2010:

  Nicholas Watt: Conservatives hope their leader has found his John Major-style soapbox moment as he turns heckles into laughter

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