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The BBC's deputy political editor James Landale said the MP was effectively "on probation" for the time being.
BBC: Nadine Dorries returning from Australia
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Why, in short, do we need Landale when we have Robinson and D'Arcy?
BBC: Welcome to my new page
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In the Banking Standards Commission report, Sir James was described as the "architect" of HBOS's downfall, according to BBC political correspondent James Landale.
BBC: David Cameron will not intervene on HBOS titles
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Reporting on the Eastleigh by-election earlier this week on the Ten O'clock News, my colleague James Landale pronounced that "the stakes could hardly be any higher".
BBC: Promises easy to make in opposition
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The BBC's Deputy Political Editor James Landale said the plans were less specific than ministers had initially intended in order to try and build a consensus.
BBC: Clegg unveils plans for elected House of Lords
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He was asked by James Landale, standing in for Andrew Marr as he continues to recover from his stroke, whether Labour would rule out any future referendum.
BBC: Ed Miliband: PM's EU strategy 'incredibly dangerous'
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The BBC News Channel's chief political correspondent James Landale said there still seemed to be a difference of opinion between the two sides over the timing of the review.
BBC: Lumley 'trusts' Brown on Gurkhas
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But, according to BBC deputy political editor James Landale, the plan "has angered many Conservative MPs and councillors who think the policy would alienate many of the party's suburban supporters if unattractive extensions sprang up across the country".
BBC: Tory council set to defy relaxed planning rules
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Government sources told BBC deputy political editor James Landale that the Privy Council would hold "a period of openness" for three weeks to allow the public to comment before deciding whether to hold a full eight-week consultation over the newspapers' plans.
BBC: Press regulation royal charter delayed by ministers
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"I've told the federation conference as it is - which is that as a government we do have to deal with the deficit, and that means that policing has to take its share of the cuts, " Mrs May said in an interview with the BBC's James Landale.
BBC: Theresa May defends police relationship after heckles