Published in the Evening Standard, 29 September 2005 So Ken learned something from his old nemesis. Like Margaret Thatcher, the mayor wants to go on and on and on. Yesterday's revelation that Livingstone plans to seek a third and then … Continued
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Published in the Evening Standard, 22 September 2005 We've become so used to politicians wriggling and writhing in response to a tough question, that when one gives a straight answer, it can come as a bit of a shock. So … Continued
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Murdoch's indiscretion reveals a Labour prime minister whose every instinct is at odds with the party he leads
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Read this analysis of the government's anti-terror strategy on the Guardian website
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Published in the Jewish Chronicle, 16 September 2005 As if to signal that Rosh Hashanah is coming, British Jews have once again sunk their teeth into a first-class row. Three years ago, the September spat was over some remarks made … Continued
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Published in the Evening Standard, 15 September 2005 When is the last day of summer? When the thin-strapped vests and floaty skirts finally get put away and no man dares wear a cream suit? When a cricket contest that gripped … Continued
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49 Up is a revealing social history, but its power comes from the universal humanity of the stories it reveals
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The Orange rampage in Belfast is a reminder that pressure and rewards have to be evenly spread
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The '90s now seem a golden time, a pleasant break between eras of anxiety and conflict.
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