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March 26, 2009

Will the real Bill Clinton stand up in Peter Morgan's new film?

Peter Morgan is acclaimed for getting to the heart of real-life politicos in his scripts. But, in his new film about Clinton/Blair, what will he decide is the essential Bill Clinton?

Published in the Guardian's film blog


Posted at 09:42 PM


End this brutalised occupation

Palestinian freedom also means freedom for Israelis — from the slide into moral degradation

Published in the Jewish Chronicle


Posted at 09:01 AM


March 25, 2009

Bibi has done for Labour

By joining Netanyahu's coalition, Ehud Barak and his party colleagues are shown to be unprincipled mercenaries and hacks

Published on the Guardian's website


Posted at 09:45 PM


Call it 9/15 - the day the crucial divide in the post-Blair/Brown era took shape

The future of the Labour party rests on conflicting readings of the economic calamity, and a reckoning with what went wrong

Published in the Guardian


Posted at 09:24 AM


March 18, 2009

Scrap ID cards

And spend the money on a 'Manhattan Project' to develop the world's greenest car

Published on the Guardian's website


Posted at 01:49 PM


Discard the mythology of 'the Israel Lobby', the reality is bad enough

They are not all-powerful, but Israel's advocates in the US do play hardball - often hurting the cause they are meant to serve

Published in the Guardian


Posted at 12:59 PM


March 13, 2009

The lost kingdom of King Arthur

Scargill at full cry is still a force of nature, but the industrial working-class solidarity he invokes belongs to a bygone era

Published on the Guardian's website


Posted at 02:31 PM


March 11, 2009

After a flurry of early activity, the Obama doctrine is taking shape

We're only 50 days in, but it's not too soon to discern a refreshing thread of logic in the president's foreign policy

Published in the Guardian


Posted at 03:21 PM


March 04, 2009

Brown can again come back from the dead. First, he needs to accept fault

The refusal to take any blame was repeated yesterday at the White House. But Labour needs its moment of catharsis

Published in the Guardian


Posted at 01:21 PM


Gordon's finest hour

As Brown may soon need a career highlight to cherish, his warm reception in Congress will have been a dream come true

Published on the Guardian's website


Posted at 12:23 PM