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Ben Ward (London, Human Rights Watch): Gordon Brown becoming Prime Minister is a natural moment to review Britain's approach to counterterrorism. Since the September 11 attacks in New
Roger Scruton (Wiltshire, philosopher): The Labour government has embarked on extensive constitutional changes which have radically altered the way power is exercised and accounted for in our country. But most
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Jon Bright (London, OK): The House of Lords rejected today the case of an 83 year-old Alzheimer's patient who faces eviction from her private care home. Lawyers for
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As you may have noticed, the race to be the next President of the USA has started very, very early. Despite the prospect of having to admit
Ron Bailey (London, Unlock Democracy): On Friday 15th June a Bill passed through the House of Commons that started a process of ‘bottom-up' government which, hopefully, signifies the end
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Where are the Lib-Dems? Now we know, putting office before principles when their principles are their strongest card, with Ming desperate to be Minister of Defence
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Anthony Barnett (London, OK): “I take the view that it is part of being a good citizen, proving who you are, day in day out” Liam Byrne MP, the Minister
Michael Macpherson (London, I&R ~ GB): Judith Herrin writes: "just read Zac Goldsmith's report of the anger in Barnes and his hopes that local referendums can
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): James Graham tagged me in his response to Matt Wardman's interesting meme on what Gordon Brown should do when he becomes PM. I'
