Barack Obama’s on a diplomatic roll that shouldn’t end with Iran
After the Geneva nuclear deal there is a path to peace in Jerusalem. But it will mean confronting Binyamin Netanyahu
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After the Geneva nuclear deal there is a path to peace in Jerusalem. But it will mean confronting Binyamin Netanyahu
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Research suggests the British are having less sex, and points a finger at our love affair with technology
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From the Co-op to Mid Staffs, the Tory smear machine is operating at full throttle – and it won't relent till polling day
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JFK's 1,036 days as president exert an enduring grip on the public imagination, but opinions are divided over his record
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The Oxford Dictionaries' word of the year, 'selfie' seems to be all about me, me, me. But its social nature reveals a desperate search for an us
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Francis could replace Obama as the pin-up on every liberal and leftist wall. He is now the world's clearest voice for change
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Frustrated with the short-termism and complacency of democratic politics? This is a compelling, highly original guide to how it all works
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Labour's foreign secretary Douglas Alexander joins Jonathan Freedland to discuss the major issues facing Britain in the coming years: the rise of China, mass surveilance by intelligence agencies, the European Union and the Middle East. His new book Inf...
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The 75-year-old presenter's scorpion may not prompt a rush of pensioners to get inked. But today's tattooed young will be tomorrow's older people
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Russell Brand, Grayson Perry and co are our new priests, plugging a gap the church no longer fills and that our leaders fear to address
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