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Voices our opinions – and yours
Guy Keleny Errors: When left could be right, or wrong, the reader’s just lost
A picture caption glitch, some clichés and two confessions of ignorance in this week's Independent
Jessica Brown Charlie Hebdo's latest cartoon is one of its cleverest
The cartoon doesn't poke fun at refugees - it pokes fun at our own fickleness in the West
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10/24 5 January 2016
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11/24 4 January 2016
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12/24 2 January 2015
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13/24 1 January 2015
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14/24 31 December 2015
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15/24 30 December 2015
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16/24 29 December 2015
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20/24 24 December 2015
Brian Adcock
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21/24 23 December 2015
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Independent Voices Letters: UK citizens are ‘benefit tourists’ too
The following letters appear in the 16th January edition of the Independent
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Independent Voices Letters: We stand by the striking junior doctors
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Independent Voices Letters: Oil and arms: the US-British-Saudi connection
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Independent Voices Letters: Our friends start the year with a mass execution
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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
Mark Steel
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Go on then, Dave. Put on your red shoes and dance the blues
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Who needs to learn when you can do everything with lists?
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Money’s no object for flood defences – unless they’re too expensive
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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
Howard Jacobson
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I’m no back-page philosopher - why do I find sporting exploits moving?
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Why stop with Cecil Rhodes? What about Nelson, or any of the rest?
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My life lesson - taking offence is nugatory
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Show me the jihadist with a well‑thumbed copy of Middlemarch
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In tales of the Great Conspiracist, there is no room for inconsistency
Grace Dent
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Depression, darkness, cold. What's not to love about January?
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Ricky Gervais does not get enough credit for being offensive
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Mark Zuckerberg’s robot butler would never work in my house
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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
Robert Fisk
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‘Regrettable’ is as far as our criticism of Saudi Arabia will ever go
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No state has the moral authority or will to attack this butchery
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The death of an Irish general recalls an episode in the Middle East
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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
Steve Richards
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Opinion polls misled us all in 2015, but are as powerful as ever
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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
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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Stocks may be falling, but that doesn’t signal an economic crash
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Oil dividend: how we should all benefit from crashing prices
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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
Isabel Hardman
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How are anti-Corbyn Labour MPs going to spend their time now?
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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