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  Police tactics at G20 slammed - but will anything change?

  Published on: 25 November 2009

  Written by: Andy May All articles by Andy May

  The final HMIC report on the G20 puts another nail in the coffin in the current oppressive model of protest policing.

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  The real scandal in the hacked climate change e-mails controversy

  Published on: 25 November 2009

  Written by: Rupert Read All articles by Rupert Read

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  Babysteps on the road to Parliamentary reform

  Published on: 25 November 2009

  Written by: Alexandra Runswick All articles by Alexandra Runswick

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  House of Lords elected? Tarts delight.

  Published on: 25 November 2009

  Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

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  Public service guarantees

  Published on: 24 November 2009

  Written by: Stuart Weir All articles by Stuart Weir

  Discussion of Britain's public service guarantees involved predictable fretting about "opening the floodgates to the...

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  Where is Scotland going? Foreign lands and forgotten places

  Published on: 24 November 2009

  Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

  Written by: Gerry Hassan All articles by Gerry Hassan

  The future of Britain is at stake as the country heads towards an election year: a recent Scottish by-election gave...

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  Graham Allen says it as it is

  Published on: 24 November 2009

  Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

  The long time Labour MP for Nottingham North issues a bitter, swinging assessment of the pernicious collusion of...

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  Peter Mandelson wants to turn off your internet

  Published on: 23 November 2009

  Written by: Felix Cohen All articles by Felix Cohen

  Peter Mandelson is drinking the record label kool-aid

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  Alien invasion!

  Published on: 23 November 2009

  Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

  I have just seen this and it seems all the more relevant today. No doubt if they try it again, it will be tasered first!

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  The E.U. as a surveillance society

  Published on: 23 November 2009

  Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

  The EU is developing a full spectrum dominance system of surveillance combing domestic and military, according to a...

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  "Death on the Rock": 21 years later and still the official version lives on

  Published on: 23 November 2009

  Written by: David Elstein All articles by David Elstein

  Looking back on the shooting of three IRA members by an SAS squad on the streets of Gibraltar

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  Demarchy – can the people rule?

  Published on: 23 November 2009

  Written by: Martin Wilding All articles by Martin Wilding

  In a small nation on the Western margin of the British Isles, amidst sheep and rocks and old mines, the world’s...

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  The future of England

  Published on: 22 November 2009

  Written by: David Wildgoose All articles by David Wildgoose

  David Wildgoose's address to the Campaign for an English Parliament

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  Britain's new internet law

  Published on: 22 November 2009

  Written by: Thomas Ash All articles by Thomas Ash

  Britain's alarming Digital Economy Bill

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  Peter Townsend and Tony Benn

  Published on: 21 November 2009

  Written by: Stuart Weir All articles by Stuart Weir

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  The Future of England

  Published on: 20 November 2009

  Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

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  Shocking new threat to web freedom

  Published on: 20 November 2009

  Written by: Guy Aitchison All articles by Guy Aitchison

  The UK government wants to give itself dangerous new powers to protect copyright

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  A rebellious Parliament, but not a democratic one

  Published on: 19 November 2009

  Written by: Andrew Blick All articles by Andrew Blick

  The current UK Parliament is one of the most rebellious in history - but this isn't a sign of democratic health.

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  Ireland's lost revolution

  Published on: 18 November 2009

  Written by: Robin Wilson All articles by Robin Wilson

  A new history of the Workers' Party inspires Robin Wilson to reflect on a movement that helped to change the face of...

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  Grading Gordon on the Queen's Speech

  Published on: 18 November 2009

  Written by: Guy Aitchison All articles by Guy Aitchison

  The Queen's Speech offered Brown what will likely be his last chance to deliver on the new politics he has...