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David Miller (Glasgow, Spinwatch): When it was announced that Tony Blair was to be paid $500,000 per year to work for JP Morgan Chase it was said by the
Douglas MacLeod (Edinburgh, writer): "Hang onto nurse for fear of something worse." Last May Jack Thamson's Bairns let go of nurse. Of course these Bairn'
Jon Bright (London, OK): The Daily Mail reports today that 'Britannia', the trident wielding helmeted goddess, is to be scrapped from 50ps - and that Gordon Brown himself approved
Jon Bright reviews: The Power of Belonging: Identity, citizenship and community cohesion by Ben Rogers and Rick Muir of ippr.
Ben Rogers and Rick Muir examine our nation's
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): The BBC's Robin Lustig hosted a tremendously interesting World Tonight debate last night in St Mary's Putney, host of the historic Putney
Jonathan Church (London, The Federal Trust): "Everyone but a fool (or a minister) knows that the new treaty is the rejected 2005 constitution in all but name" wrote
Laura Sandys (South Thanet, Conservative Party Candidate): I am very concerned about a raft of new laws before Parliament which will take away power from local people. Here in East
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): One of the pleasures of getting the International Herald Tribune delivered every morning is that in addition to reading a real newspaper it carries occasional stories
The Netherlands is bracing itself for another storm of controversy ahead of the promised release of an anti-Islamic film by the firebrand politician Geert Wilders, head of the far-
Stuart Weir & Andrew Blick (Cambridge & London, Democratic Audit): Gordon Brown's green paper on governance at the start of his premiership last July inspired lots of people
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