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Mr Blair claimed that more money plus reform would bring about a step-change in the quality of public services; he asked to be judged at the next election on how much had been achieved.

Mr Miliband will announce that the competition authority would report within six months of the election on how many branches the big banks might have to sell off, a process that would start within the following six months.

The Chancellor, George Osborne, is thought likely to review the tax arrangements for offshore drilling after canvassing the multinationals before the election on how best to promote further deep-water exploration and reduce Britain's reliance on imports.

The peer also appeared to have a dig at Lib Dems in the House of Lords who have been responsible for many of the government's 59 defeats in the upper house since May 2010, saying he believed the parties would be judged at the next election on how the government had performed, not votes on individual bills.

Too much depends on the result of next year's general election; on how, if ever, we climb out of recession; on the future of local industry.

BOOK REVIEW Party Loyalties The presidential election may turn on how strongly voters see their party affiliations.

Much now depends on the results of next February's election, and on how soon Khamenei vacates the top position.

The process took an hour, there was no help for the disabled, the font on the ballot was tiny, and people became increasingly upset and were trying to advise election workers on how it might run better.

Mohamed Fahmy, a former al-Jazeera journalist who was released from prison in Egypt in September, has returned to Canada with the hope of starting an election debate on how the Canadian government can better protects its citizens abroad.

Chitrangada Choudhury: Thanks David – just coming off from that, I am from India, where we have some limits put by the Election Commission on how much candidates can spend.

The election hinges on how far Taiwan residents want to push the idea that they belong to a separate nation that has no more enduring connection to China than it does to Japan or even the Netherlands, its former colonial rulers.