When even senior Tories define success as limiting Labour to a majority of fewer than a hundred seats at the next election, it's hardly surprising if the government is carried away with the sense of its own dominance.

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The Lib Dems must decide whether they can differentiate themselves from the Tories whilst still making a success of the coalition.

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After William Hague's first major success, the BBC's Political Editor Robin Oakley asks: Where now for the Tories?

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And even if the Tories can come up with a firm and coherent agenda on the constitution, electoral success may still prove elusive.

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