Monday, 2 February 1998
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The jury's verdict damned the lottery regulator, tooTuesday, 3 February 1998
It would be wrong (and inconsistent of us, long-time critics of the libel law) to put too much weight on a single courtroom drama. Yesterday the jury believed Richard Branson. He cuts a very attractive figure, a walking advertisement for business as ...
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Letter: Clinton's war gameMonday, 2 February 1998
There is the Armed Forces Minister, John Reid, on HMS Edinburgh, playing war games in the Channel reported as saying "There's something romantic about this; better then working on the Child Support Agency" (report, 29 January). "Romantic", Mr Reid? T...
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Letter: Grief hijackedMonday, 2 February 1998
It is not for the perpetrator's to judge the worthiness or appropriateness of an apology, rather the victims. E O'MEARA Buckhurst Hill, Essex
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Why the end of the population explosion is nighMonday, 2 February 1998
What is going on? After three decades of global fretting about a population explosion, about a world with too many mouths to feed running short of basic resources, it looks as if the "demographic transition" is spreading rapidly around the globe. Bef...
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Even `smart' weapons will not make Saddam do as he's toldMonday, 2 February 1998
The rhetoric about "punishing Saddam" and the ability of US air power to strike at will in Iraq, masks the fact that the Iraqi leader is in a strong political position despite his extreme military vulnerability. His most likely response to air attack...
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Mummy's hair dryer isn't a good way of warming the bathMonday, 2 February 1998
The last thing I would want you to think is that I was anti-child in any way, which would be virtually the same thing as saying I was anti- life. And this isn't just circumspection - a man steering carefully round a sacred cow that has gone to sleep ...
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Letter: Care on paperMonday, 2 February 1998
For nurses, another problem is the stress caused by the mismatch between increasing responsibility and decreasing control. A common reaction is for nurses to retreat into the office, immersing themselves in paperwork while leaving patient care to unt...
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Letter: Clinton's war gameMonday, 2 February 1998
Air Marshal Sir REGINALD E W HARLAND Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
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Letter: Making mines saferMonday, 2 February 1998
The past 50 years have seen a significant improvement and this is continuing. Since the inception of the Health and Safety Commission and Executive (HSC/E) the enforcement of regulations dealing with control of respirable dust, noise and hazardous su...
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Letter: The Full MosleyMonday, 2 February 1998
Frederic Mullally's comments are equally unfortunate. As he should be all too aware, Sir Oswald was an idealist (he served in the Labour Party), he was glamorous and he was highly attractive. But we are not really discussing Sir Oswald the man here, ...
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Letter: Act for the capitalMonday, 2 February 1998
He should try to be mayor for all London, not just fashionable enclaves north of the river. His endorsement of the London Arts Board's decision to cut our theatre and deprive south-east London of its only repertory theatre doesn't suggest much intere...
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Leader: Spare this woman of God, and spare everybodyMonday, 2 February 1998
Is it, then, that she was such a sad low-life that she never really stood a chance in life? No. She may have been a prostitute by the age of 11, addicted to heroin, and out of her tree on the night of the murder, but this is America, where it is comp...
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There is an eerie void behind the politicians behind the DomeMonday, 2 February 1998
This was somewhere about the time that Alec Douglas-Home was leaving office and Harold Wilson was entering No 10. I remember that particularly, because Bernard Hollowood was a convinced socialist and was cockahoop that at last a left-wing government ...
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Gove’s lesson: spare the comma, spoil the child
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The Oxford sex ring shows how the sexual manners of a new place can be tragically misinterpreted
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The penis size study: How do British men fare?
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