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Voices our opinions – and yours
Charlotte Gill Angry about Chris Gayle's flirtation? Sharapova did it first
Having watched the video, I felt pretty let down with the hype; it was like Star Wars all over again
Kevin Maxwell As a gay black ex-officer, this is what I think about police diversity
Within a matter of weeks of joining, I was called a “coconut” (a term that suggests someone is “black on the outside but white on the inside”.) And often I was used as a “buffer” to stop people who looked just like me
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Independent Voices Letters: We stand by the striking junior doctors
The following letters appear in the 6th January edition of the Independent
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Independent Voices Letters: Who will dare to abolish these tawdry honours?
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Independent Voices Letters: Parliament cannot be held hostage by anyone
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Independent Voices Letters: Why fight Rhodes when Mugabe is alive?
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Independent Voices Letters: Dark corners of the global tax system
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Independent Voices Letters: When police turn against the victim
Mark Steel
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Until Corbyn led the Labour party, we were all wonderfully polite
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Donald Trump's problem? He doesn't go far enough
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If Britons are terrorist sympathisers; Isis will win the next election
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The Iraq War was one more episode in a story that's lasted 100 years
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Lessons learned from Iraq? If at first you don’t succeed, keep bombing
Grace Dent
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Grace Dent: Instagram and the truth about my 2015
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Grace Dent: Blessings on those who stock the fridge with mini-quiches
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The BBC has a social responsibility to bring back Top of the Pops
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I've placed my cat under house arrest - how unpleasant can that be?
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Black-tie boozing? I’d rather be ruffling my Labrador’s ears
Robert Fisk
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No state has the moral authority or will to attack this butchery
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Saudi executions were worthy of Isis – so what now for the West?
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Françoise Frenkel's escape from the Nazis and Vichy France
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You won't hear it, but news from Afghanistan is bad
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Meet the Brit who ignored Taliban threats to teach in Peshawar
Steve Richards
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Osborne gets away with looking responsible - even during floods
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Corbyn is going nowhere - and neither are his critics. So what next?
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The referendum has weakened Cameron’s hand in Europe
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Political leadership is impossible in the age of social media
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Only a split or unifying leader will end Labour's civil war
Janet Street-Porter
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Vegetarianism is bad for the planet, it’s time you embraced my diet
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Modern slavery is thriving thanks to the British culture of privacy
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Yentob is paying the price for being putty in Batmanghelidjh's hands
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Faith schools flourish, yet they breed a dangerous view of the world
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Charlie Sheen has proved it: HIV isn't going away
Hamish McRae
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If you think Christmas shopping is stressful, try being a retailer
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Global view: After US rate rise, the UK will follow suit soon
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The world must cope with an economy that is back to normal
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All this Christmas shopping is driving up the trade deficit
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The developed world is ageing – is this necessarily a problem?
Isabel Hardman
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The honours system is entrenching elitism in British society
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The Conservatives are still vulnerable to the next Mark Clarke
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Osborne’s had a good week, but it’s too early to talk of leadership
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The Tories are delighted at Jeremy Corbyn's victory – but you won't
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Win or lose, Corbyn will set the agenda unless Labour speaks up