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Uganda’s Inhumane Bill

Museveni appeals to anti-gay prejudice to mask growing political repression

Home Truths

MPs are suffering from retrospective and arbitrary judgments

A Diplomatic Challenge

Iran’s testing of a new missile is a provocation to test the West. A flabby diplomatic response will only encourage Tehran’s hardliners...

Another Country

Russia’s economic resurgence has made it bolder and may make it more democratic

Wolves to the Slaughter

Wolverhampton should be penalised for denying fans a feisty football match

Without delay

Faced with a choice of scrapping its plans for new aircraft carriers or pressing ahead, the Government picked the financially costly option of...

Abuse of process

The targeting of Israeli ministers by the courts is not justice, it is a disgrace

Not Flying the Flag

Is the Union Jack still the most appropriate logo for BA’s tailfins?

Wealth of Nations

A great explainer advanced economic knowledge and public understanding

The Eclipse Stakes

The action by striking workers at BA shows flagrant disregard for its customers. It is also reckless with the company in such a poor state

Lords Law

It is right that Members of Parliament should be UK taxpayers

Explosive Deceit

The exposure of Iran’s programme to test an essential component of a nuclear weapon confirms a pattern of duplicity by a bellicose regime

Turbulence

A Christmas strike would relegate BA, which has agreed to merge with Iberia, from the top tier of the world's airlines

A party no longer fit to govern

A combination of deception and old Labour-style class war will not fool the voters. The sooner we have an election the better

The mistake in Iraq was ducking the aftermath

While Saddam deserved to have been overthrown, the biggest condemnation of Mr Blair must be that he did not prepare for the aftermath

Final word: the secret supernova in the BBC galaxy

Who do you think is the BBC’s biggest star? Jeremy Clarkson? Nigella Lawson? David Dimbleby? No. Alan Yentob

Hard to credit

The failure of the Pre-Budget Report has surrendered to credit agencies a large role in deciding Britain’s future taxes and public spending

Time to hang up

Talking on mobiles causes crashes; Britons are doing it more than ever