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QUENTIN LETTS comes home to the Mail: Sir Keir s a steaming bore, constipated as a camel, swivelling on every policy like a wonky trolley That s why next year s election isn t the foregone conclusion the Left would have you think

Last weekend, Nadine Dorries became the latest Tory MP to try to scuttle the boat, causing another tricky by-election, writes QUENTIN LETTS.

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The chaotic life of Building founder and architect Joseph Aloysius Hansom

The chaotic life of Building founder and architect Joseph Aloysius Hansom
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The chaotic life of Building founder and architect Joseph Aloysius Hansom

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London members clubs are thriving: Garricks, The Carlton, even the Royal Over-Seas League

Some Australian clubs have reciprocal rights arrangements which provide an insight to a secret slice of London life off limits even to most Britons.

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MPs work in a verminous, asbestos-riddled fire trap So why are they so keen to stay?

Summer is here, and with it the parliamentary recess. MPs have headed back to their constituencies, or the sun lounger, and said goodbye to Charles Barry and Augustus Pugin’s Gothic masterpiece. But will it still be there on their return?

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