Wednesday, 12 January 2011
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Leading article: Europe's leaders have got their prescriptions wrongThursday, 13 January 2011
What is alarming investors is a fundamental macroeconomic imbalance. The latest economic statistics from Germany confirm the existence of a two-speed eurozone. The German heartland is growing impressively. It expanded by 3.6 per cent last year, the f...
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Leading article: Unity is not always the answer for divided nationsWednesday, 12 January 2011
The initial response from outsiders was forthright. African neighbours called on Mr Gbagbo to stand down. So did the international community. There has been mediation by the African Union (AU) and moves for sanctions from the United Nations. It is a ...
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Letters: Perspectives on Tom LubbockThursday, 13 January 2011
Deep sense of loss Tom Lubbock's writing in The Independent has helped me more than anything else to understand art, particularly through his Friday discussions of particular paintings. As well as being a tragedy for himself and his close family,...
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Leading article: What is and isn't at stake in Oldham EastThursday, 13 January 2011
All other things being equal, Mr Watkins should have cruised to victory. The reason for the by-election alone – the verdict of a special election court that banned Phil Woolas from Parliament for making false statements about his rival – should have ...
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Harriet Walker: No wonder we're taking off our clothesThursday, 13 January 2011
Harrison Ford, 68, is cosily wrapped up in a wool suit with a spiffy spearmint-coloured scarf, while his co-star, Rachel McAdams, 32, turned up in a cutaway sundress, slashed to the navel and hanging from her skinny shoulders by suspender straps, her...
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Letters: Bank bonusesWednesday, 12 January 2011
When will these types get the message about my wellbeing and the wellbeing of millions of others? We allow the bankers to use our money until we need it back. So I want my bankers to be totally focused on my pension fund and its long-term success (lo...
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Leading article: Ability has nothing to do with ageWednesday, 12 January 2011
In this depressing context, the outcome of the employment tribunal on the case of Miriam O'Reilly will be widely cheered. The 53-year-old former Countryfile presenter was dropped two years ago by the BBC when the programme moved to a new time-slot. T...
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Leading article: Our untamed planetThursday, 13 January 2011
Australia has many assets to help it cope with such adversity: a pioneer spirit, a strong sense of national solidarity, a high level of public resilience, and all the material riches of the First World. But much of what makes for the standards of ord...
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Carola Long: A winning formula: flattering, chic and cheapThursday, 13 January 2011
Last Milan Fashion Week, faced with the the bi-annual pressure to look au courant while attending the shows alongside the likes of the impossibly cool, Balenciaga-clad staff of French Vogue, we made our regular between-shows dash to Zara to supplemen...
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Lucy Porter: Nagging men about wiring plugs is cruelThursday, 13 January 2011
In a scene straight out of a 1970s sitcom, he decided to put a heavy picture-frame up himself, rather than pay an extortionate amount of money to some hairy-arsed cowboy (his words). Moments later not only had the picture frame fallen, but it had tak...
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Musa Okwonga: What Messi, Xavi and Iniesta can teach the UK about charitable givingWednesday, 12 January 2011
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Leading article: What's in a name?Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Meanwhile, the Coalition wants to shake off its reputation as a heartless cutter of public services and present itself as a champion of "alarm-clock Britain". The name is a reference to all those hard-working people who don't sleep in of a morning. S...
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Michael McCarthy: BBKA oligarchy has buried the truth in its cosy relationship with the pesticide lobbyWednesday, 12 January 2011
Yet the active ingredients of these products, as shown above, are among the most deadly substances for bees existing on the planet. Most rational people, with no axe to grind one way or another about bees or pesticides or anything else, would surely ...
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Talbot Church: Kate and the problem of royal charismaWednesday, 12 January 2011
Playing the young Queen Mother in the film, Helena Bonham Carter exudes the mysterious royal charisma known in palace circles as "it" in a manner that few actresses, including the disappointingly vulgar Helen Mirren, have previously managed. "'It' is...
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The Oxford child sex abuse case shows how the media talks in stereotypes but misses the big picture
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B-list scandals begin to take the shine off Barack Obama's halo
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The Daily Cartoon
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Angelina Jolie's bravery has little to say to everywoman
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It’s official: thanks to Stephen Hawking's Israel boycott, anti-Semitism is no more
Howard Jacobson
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The Oxford child sex abuse case shows how the media talks in stereotypes but misses the big picture
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When 'off the record' becomes on the agenda as 'swivel-eyed loons' furore grows
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Offer voters the EU pizza and they'll spit it out
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B-list scandals begin to take the shine off Barack Obama's halo
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Marriage is about joy, whatever your gender
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Angelina Jolie's bravery has little to say to everywoman
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