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The defence insists that the case rests on fabricated evidence.The coalition between AK and the Gulenists is said to have crumbled after Mr Erdogan resisted their attempts to infiltrate the country's national spy agency as well.

There's nothing wrong with the numbers – and the smallprint contains ample evidence of coalition-induced hardship.

Not on the evidence of this coalition.

Gove and his team are more bullish, and Allen describes an unremittingly positive dossier of evidence that the coalition recently published as "deliberately selective".

He said he hoped the court, before making a final decision, would allow new arguments and evidence from a coalition of conservative legal groups.

Though the Afghan claims of foreign involvement in insider attacks go beyond any evidence presented by coalition officials, some would not rule it out entirely.

George Osborne has hailed news that the UK escaped a triple-dip recession in the first quarter of 2013 as evidence that the coalition's policies are helping to "build an economy fit for the future".

So my recurring thought this week has been: if Thatcher had faced mounting evidence that the coalition's austerity programme has been severe to the point of self-defeating, would she have changed her mind?

Davey pointed to evidence that the coalition's energy policies were working, citing a 165% increase in renewable energy since 2010 and falling prices for solar and onshore wind.

Guardian columnists' verdict Hunt took the line – central to the Tory election campaign – that the debate had been evidence of the "coalition of chaos" that would await the British people if Ed Miliband became the next prime minister.

The NASUWT teachers' union leader, Chris Keates, says the research evidence "demolishes the coalition government's case for local and regional pay".