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Monday, 9 May
Blair set 18-month deadline to quit
Labour's rebels study rule book
Tories feud over rules for leadership election
Alan Duncan: 'We haven't understood the country that we aspire to govern'
Andreas Whittam Smith: Blair must stop reigning like a monarch
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: The triumph of Uncle Toms (and worse)
Bruce Anderson: Politically, the PM is an unburied corpse
Miles Kington: Why the Tories should seek divine guidance
Leading article: A question to be answered sooner rather than later
Sunday, 8 May
Cabinet defies Blair in power struggle
Howard 'broke pact to stay on'
Trimble resigns after Paisley's DUP inflicts humiliating defeat
The war is over. Now the big guns prepare for battle
Constituency upsets: 'It was all about fees, Iraq and trust'
Power struggle in the Tory Party
Janet Street-Porter: So, farewell Sandra Howard
Expert View: It's the balance sheet that matters, not the ballot box
Business View: The new dawn is fading already for golden Brown
The Curious Campaign Diary of Tony Blair
Leading article: Electoral reform... it must be when, not if
John Rentoul: So Blair wins a third term and what thanks does he get?
Alan Watkins: Enter Prime Minister Heep, ever so humbly
Peter Oborne: Howard may pay a heavy price for his candour
Saturday, 7 May
Blair strikes humble note as he returns
Howard to quit when leadership election rules change
Awkward squad could rein in PM
Howard gives the Tories back hope
Lib Dems hold inquest on strategy
Conservatives celebrate their return
Iraq war delivers victory to Galloway
24 hours in the political life on Britain
Tony Blair: 'People want to move on'
Michael Howard: 'We have begun the process of rebuilding'
Mo Mowlam: This will be a test of Blair's willingness to compromise
David McKittrick: First Unionist leader to lift siege mentality
Bruce Anderson: A dark horse for the job has already done it
Lord Steel: First-past-the-post system does not work in our contests
Andrew Grice: Eight years on, why does victory feel like defeat?
Steve Richards: Back in business?
Simon Carr: The Tories have nothing to say about modern life
Leading article: The electorate has sent a clear message
Leading article: Mr Howard's legacy
Leading article: Realism and wreckage
Election Day
Thte Westminster seats total - with Labour well past the 324-seat 'winning post'
Percentage of votes by Party
Blair secures his third term but how long will he last at No 10?
Blair: I've listened and learned
Howard: I will stand down as leader
Galloway ousts Labour in Bethnal Green
Upsets include defeat for man who beat Portillo
A third defeat but Tories advance in the marginals and South-east
Labour's dismal performance in London casts a shadow over win
'Hard graft' leads Lib Dems to urban victory over Blair labour
Cabinet return for Blunkett as Blair looks to his allies
Dissidents call for PM to quit
Sacked by the voters: how to bounce back from defeat
Ferry son arrested as he lunges towards Blair
Analysis
The road back to no 10: How the night unfolded
The loyalists, the protesters and the principled abstainers: how I cast my vote in this election
Comment
Michael Brown: I know how losing MPs feel... but they will recover
Thomas Sutcliffe: Broadcasters are all shook up as ITV's Elvis battles the BBC's excitable Tigger
Miles Kington: A phantom exercise in democratic choice
Postal voting mix-up, Millions of votes parties don't want and others
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