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  The Shape of the Table

  Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

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  The pro-Israel lobby in Britain: full text

  Written by: Peter Oborne All articles by Peter Oborne

  Written by: James Jones All articles by James Jones

  The authors ask for transparency in Britain's policy towards Israel

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  The pro-Israel lobby in Britain: Publisher's foreword

  Written by: Tony Curzon Price All articles by Tony Curzon Price

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  The pro-Israel lobby in Britain: Antony Lerman's foreword

  Written by: Antony Lerman All articles by Antony Lerman

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  Quangos – still undemocratic after all

  Written by: Stuart Wilks-Heeg All articles by Stuart Wilks-Heeg

  An important new report on Quangos in the UK finds that they still lack basic transparency and accountability

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  The Unspoken Constitution 2.0

  Written by: Stuart Wilks-Heeg All articles by Stuart Wilks-Heeg

  A satirical document spoofing the UK's antiquated constitution is now open to online editing and additions.

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  When will the walls in Belfast come down?

  Written by: Tom Griffin All articles by Tom Griffin

  The wall may be down in Berlin, but there are still plenty of them in Belfast.

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  The wider tragedy of Gordon Brown: New Labour, the Murdoch press and the state of our democracy

  Written by: Gerry Hassan All articles by Gerry Hassan

  What the Brown v Sun affair says about Labour, the wider left, and the sorry state of democracy in the UK

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  OurKingdom moves to a new site

  Written by: Guy Aitchison All articles by Guy Aitchison

  As I'm sure you've noticed by now, OurKingdom has migrated to a new site along with the rest of the openDemocracy clan.

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  A referendum, yes - but in or out

  Written by: David Marquand All articles by David Marquand

  David Marquand responds to Eurosceptic attacks on his recent post

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  A new type of activism is being born

  Written by: Josie Appleton All articles by Josie Appleton

  Is activism dead – or is it blooming?

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  Next steps for the Cornish constitutional convention

  Written by: Philip Hosking All articles by Philip Hosking

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  Police confiscation powers to be given to councils, quangos and others

  Written by: Zach Woodham All articles by Zach Woodham

  We should be concerned about powers given to local councils and quangos

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  Blair for EU? Nonsense from start to finish

  Written by: David Marquand All articles by David Marquand

  Rumours that Tony Blair will be EU President are based on misconceptions

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  Cameron and the EU: a follow-up

  Written by: Stuart Weir All articles by Stuart Weir

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  The Future of Politics?

  Written by: The Future All articles by The Future

  The role for think tanks to take as they debate the ideas needed "for fixing the essential plumbing of our body politic"

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  Met watchdog must hold police command to account for the G20

  Written by: ourKingdom editors All articles by ourKingdom editors

  A guest post by Helen of Police State UK

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  Bonfire of the Constitution

  Written by: Anthony Barnett All articles by Anthony Barnett

  An excerpt from Anthony Barnett's Guardian commentary

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  Cameron and the EU

  Written by: Stuart Weir All articles by Stuart Weir

  It looks as if David Cameron is once again going to dance rings around Gordon Brown and his ministers

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  Paul Myners has a point

  Written by: John Jackson All articles by John Jackson

  On Tuesday morning one of our Treasury Ministers, Paul (Lord) Myners, remarked in a radio interview on the dangers...