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Monthly Archives: October 2010

October 26, 2010

Credit to Obama for sticking with the Middle East. But it’s gone very wrong

A whiff of desperation is evident in US attempts to push Israeli-Palestinian talks. The president must start changing course

Published by: The Guardian

October 20, 2010

Spending review: Guardian columnists’ verdict | The panel

Our writers give their verdict on George Osborne's plans to cut the deficit announced in the comprehensive spending review

Published by: The Guardian

October 19, 2010

Osborne will escape public wrath if Labour lets him win the blame game

The myth needs nailing that Brown, not bankers, caused our economic woes. Then the case against cuts can be made

Published by: The Guardian

October 12, 2010

In Cameron’s pay-as-you-go state, a degree is about earning, not learning

Higher education was once seen as a social good ? now its worth is measured in how it boosts future salary

Published by: The Guardian

October 6, 2010

The problem with David Cameron’s ‘big society’ is that the Tories don’t buy it

David Cameron's attempt to shift responsibility from state to citizen was too abstract for an underwhelmed Tory audience

Published by: The Guardian

October 5, 2010

Michael White’s Conference Daily: Law and order

Law and order debates at Conservative conferences once brought forth a crowd of activists demanding a return to capital punishment. No more, it appears.

Published by: The Guardian

October 5, 2010

Blair left Downing Street years ago, but his ghost haunts all our politics

If the child benefit cut is a calculated attempt to provoke the Tory base, then it comes straight from Tony's playbook

Published by: The Guardian

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