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Lord Lawson’s foundation claims it wants a ‘balanced’ climate change debate. But really it wants to disprove the science
Of course we should apologise for callously deporting children abroad. It makes a genuine difference to those who suffered
A computer game in which civilians are blown to bits has been attacked in Parliament. But those who won’t play are missing out
It is becoming fashionable to prefer stability to democracy. The oppressed will never forgive us for such world-weariness
A sop to the party’s Europhobes has left the Conservative leader defending the indefensible. He should be ashamed
Migration can enrich us but politicians are not brave enough to put the positive case
The BNP leader won’t rant, so here’s some ammunition to fire at him on Question Time
Our belief that senior politicians have forgone their right to privacy makes leadership impossible in a modern democracy
Boris Johnson says Blair isn’t up to being EU president, but who has the better track record?
If the referendum backs the Lisbon treaty, Cameron will have to say where he stands on Europe
Freud’s doctor helped him to die 70 years ago. Now more and more of us want that same final choice
Of course there is room for savings. But slashing spending for ideology’s sake will hit health and education where it hurts
Concern about civil liberties should not distract us from the very clear and present danger of terrorism
There are plenty of people who want nothing more than to be provoked. Now we have people willing to organise it for them
Nigel Farage, retiring leader of UKIP, is right to break with convention and stand against the Speaker
Lockerbie was a plot against Americans. The US is right to be outraged by al-Megrahi's release
A High Pay Commission? Making people’s earnings public would create a fairer society, and be more fun
Why does the American Right insist its opponents are not just wrong, but illegitimate; not mistaken, but anti-American?
Why does the American Right insist its opponents are not just wrong, but illegitimate; not mistaken, but anti-American?
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