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MPs return to Westminster today and head straight into what could prove to be one of the defining battles of this Parliament. The first Commons debate will be on the Coalition Government's bill to stage a referendum on the Alternative Vote next May.
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• Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: The stench from the blogosphere
Think of them as the worst end of the press, disreputable and intrusive
• Mary Ann Sieghart: Blair has much to teach his successors
You have to be prepared to let your advisers go when they've had enough
• Philip Hensher: Honourable egging tradition under threat
You could do some damage with a shoe, but an egg only causes loss of dignity
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