Gordon Brown

Scotland votes: What was vs. what might be

Paul Wells reports from Scotland that nobody has any clue what’s going to happen.

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Trudeau misquoting Goethe?

John Geddes investigates Justin Trudeau’s literary references.

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Don’t drink the water

In light of tonight’s debates, it is probably worth revisiting the advice Patrick Muttart, a top advisor to Stephen Harper, once provided to British Tory leader David Cameron.

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Year in pictures – April

Maclean’s presents the best photos of 2010

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The eternal trouble of drawing up a guest list

The Prime Minister gets drawn into the Wikileaks drama, seemingly as a result of French pity.

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Brother vs. brother

David and Ed Miliband have been fighting for control of the Labour Party. One wants the party to keep reaching out. The other calls for a return to Labour’s socialist roots.

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Tony Blair interview: On the Iraq war, George W. Bush, his wife

And dealing with the royals after Diana died

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It’s Harper’s world now

After the G20, the PM’s reputation on the international stage is at least temporarily enhanced

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The new breed

Interesting observation from the Prime Minister near the conclusion of this news conference today.

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Newsmakers

Ozzy Osbourne channels a Canadian farmer, M.I.A. feuds with the New York Times, and there’s a new Gadhafi in town

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Mitchel Raphael on the MP who made the worst-dressed list and Peter MacKay’s suitcase

Tory MPs are sexiest, Gord Brown still has a job to do in Canada, and Gift certificates for the troops

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A coalition worth getting behind

David Cameron has been forced to earn the confidence of the House, not just assume it