The Guardian prints a large picture of a smirking David Cameron (accompanying an exclusive interview with the prime minister); its splash reveals the extent of the schism within the coalition partners.
Just as the Vietnam war was a catalyst for the division of American liberalism and the ascendancy of a new conservative coalition, they hope that the schism on the British left over Iraq will form the basis of a similar political realignment and a new governing consensus of the right.
Arguments over House of Lords were "not an indicator" of deeper schisms within the coalition, he added, claiming he and Mr Clegg "got on better" than senior figures in the last Labour government.
Given all the schisms, even if the coalition were to get 100 to 120 seats in the Parliament, as expected, it could fracture during the political jockeying that will take place in the formation of the new government.
The vote follows an extraordinary week in British politics, with a serious schism emerging in the government, and a new coalition formed, as Miliband describes it, between Labour and the Liberal Democrats in the name of press reform.
Gay marriage and other social issues are also threatening to cause a schism between the Christian right and other aspects of the conservative coalition, much of which has been following the likes of Senators Rand Paul in a more libertarian position.
WASHINGTON — A push to bring immigration legislation to the House floor, led by an unusual coalition of business executives, prominent conservatives and evangelical leaders, threatens to create another schism in the Republican Party and could have a noticeable effect on campaign contributions before the midterm elections.
The fate of May's deal will be decided in a competition between two coalitions delineated neither by traditional party identities nor the more recent remain-leave schism.
[C1.] The likelihood of a schism in organized labor increased when five major unions formed a growth-oriented coalition and the presidents of four of the unions hinted strongly that they might quit the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
