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Amid rumours that the business minister Jo Swinson may take over as Scottish secretary in the autumn or replace Ed Davey as energy secretary in order to enter the cabinet, Hughes told the programme: "I haven't a clue [about a Lib Dem reshuffle] because in the end each of the two party leaders makes their own dispositions.

Bluefly is in the honeymoon stage with Blue Martini because the two parties struck a deal only recently.

Because the two parties were foreign, Vodafone and a team of lawyers advising the companies argued, there was no tax liability in India.

A bill to reform campaign financing, which would get at many current problems, died because the two parties could not agree on its content.

It's also because the two parties aren't really that far apart on foreign policy, national security and trade issues.

That is because the two parties are not quite as far apart as their rhetoric about irresponsible spendthrifts and heartless cutters suggests.

And it now all happens with virtually no media attention or controversy because the two parties collaborate so harmoniously to make it happen.

But just because the two parties want to govern together does not mean it will necessarily be easy to reconcile their proposals.

Because the two parties together do not control a majority in the upper house, analysts expect that a final coalition could include both D66 on the left and the Christian Democrats on the right.

Nevertheless, the quest for justice may ultimately stand in the way of achieving a settlement because the two parties have such divergent views on the past suffering they've experienced, and on who is responsible for it.

In the ruling, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said the agreement was void because the two parties had not first obtained Congressional approval.