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James Fergusson: Obama is haunted by Gorbachev's ghost
No invading army has ever 'won' in Afghanistan, and nothing unites the people more than infidel soldiers on their holy soil
- A C Grayling: The art of manipulation: when people become mere pawns in a game
- John Rentoul: Labour must read the Tories' book
- Rhiannon Harries: I'm in the middle of a chain reaction – and I don't like it
- Rupert Cornwell: Obama will be on trial with the 9/11 accused
- Sarah Sands: The sky's the limit for our daughters
- Susie Mesure: Parents – is your buggy necessary?
- Joan Smith: Depression is more deadly in the male
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Leading article: The only way forward
This newspaper opened up an important debate last week with the call for British troops to be withdrawn from combat duty in Afghanistan. Public opinion supported the initial deployment of a small number of soldiers to help secure the country after the fall of the Taliban eight years ago.
DJ Taylor: This could get ugly
The bottom line: Moves for more secret inquests, Mrs Honecker’s lack of regret, arrogant banks and instant sackings might get you down, but at least Sir Jeremy is fighting back
- Dom Joly: One snip, lots of smiles – and a big cry for help
- Dylan Jones: 'Gazza hijacked a London bus and successfully steered it along the Bayswater Road, albeit at a glacial pace'
- Richard Ingrams's Week: Lots of money for BBC staff, less for its contributors
- Brian Viner: Unexpected frictions follow Ferguson's fall
- David Lister: Great writers don't need a helping hand
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• Christina Patterson: Didn't we have a lovely time the day we went to Basra
What do you do when you've bombed the living daylights out of a country?
• David Lister: Great writers don't need a helping hand
There's an unusual story about the new Alan Bennett play which opens at the National Theatre next Tuesday
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