Tuesday, 5 February 2008
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Leading article: Decision day for a nation emerging from Bush's shadowTuesday, 5 February 2008
What makes today so special, though, is not just the record number of states voting, but the level of engagement of the voters and the likely record turn-outs. With both party contests still open, despite the exceptionally early start to the electora...
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Leading article: Is something bugging you?Tuesday, 5 February 2008
So was it a cock-up or a conspiracy? The decision was apparently taken by a Thames Valley Police officer. It is unclear at what level it was authorised. It is also unclear whether the police knew it was not permitted to bug an MP. The Home Secretary,...
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Leading article: Google needs a competitor – even if it is MicrosoftWednesday, 6 February 2008
In 1995 only a handful of Microsoft programmers were working on a web browser as the corporation failed to spot the potential of the new technology. When Mr Gates woke up and assigned the project his highest priority, the victim was Netscape, which h...
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Ivor Roberts: The threat of a Balkan flare-up has not gone awayTuesday, 5 February 2008
I suspect that, despite the temporary warm glow and relief in the chanceries of Europe from the narrow win by the pro-Western Boris Tadic over his ultra-nationalist Radical candidate Tomislav Nikolic (whose party leader is the absentee, in The Hague,...
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Letters: Children of the Cold WarWednesday, 6 February 2008
He asks why it is that my generation turned out to be baby-Führers, neurotically supervising every moment of their children's lives and demanding that teachers do the same. There is a theory that the boomer generation, while young, internalised the w...
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Leading article: The beginning of the endWednesday, 6 February 2008
This represents a pretty unambiguous attack on Mr Mugabe. It was always likely that the first serious challenger would emerge from within the Zanu-PF Party. Zimbabwe's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), led by Morgan Tsv...
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Katy Guest: Kylie deserves to be so lucky in love at lastWednesday, 6 February 2008
It seems incredible that even before Sex And The City, before Desperate Housewives, before every little girl grew up longing for her own Richard Curtis movie ending (she nearly misses the train, there's a stage, he loves her after all, it snows...), ...
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Leading article: Remember themWednesday, 6 February 2008
Among the casualties was a young man from Dudley called Duncan Edwards, who has been described by Sir Bobby Charlton (who survived the crash) as "the best player I ever played with or against". When one considers that Sir Bobby himself went on to bec...
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Austerity has hardened the nation's heart
Yasmin Alibhai Brown -
'Revenge porn' is no longer a niche activity which victimises only celebrities - the law must intervene
Memphis Barker -
Robert Fisk: Where else but Northern Ireland would a killer on a school board even be mooted as a possibility?
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The Daily Cartoon
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The moral case on tax avoidance is overwhelming - and we all know Google wants to do the right thing
Owen Jones
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Editorial: Each to their own, Ms Walker
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Why equal marriage should be enshrined in law
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Congratulations to Andrew Feldman on his appointment as Prime Ministerial Tennis Partner
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Politicians may choose to hide behind the EU, but the electorate will flush them out
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Kashmir: It's time for India take a risk
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There's a warmth in the air and it can only mean one thing - wedding season is upon us
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