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The Brown regime’s U-turns on Royal Mail, ID cards and education reveals something shocking: Britain currently has no real government. |
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Sadhvi Sharma
You say Dilli, I say DelhiRebranding Indian cities, streets and landmarks with ‘authentic’ Hindi names is parochial and chauvinistic, says Bombayite Sadhvi Sharma. |
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Mick Hume
Brown’s Britain: the Mr Bean of diplomacy?
The irony of the embassy controversy is that the UK has been singled out for attack by the Iranian regime because it lacks influence there today.
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| Monday 29 June 2009 |
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James Woudhuysen
Let’s go back to the
moon — and beyond
As the 40th anniversary of the first manned moon landing approaches, backward attitudes here on Earth have tainted our view of lunar exploration.
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Anna Travis
Ban-happy BrightonFar from promising a wild weekend, the UK seaside town of Brighton is fast degenerating into a centre of booze-confiscating puritanism. |
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Issue No.25
June 2009
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Mick Hume
They need more than sympathy for Neda
The way that the image of a dying student has become the icon of the Iranian protests suggests both strengths and weaknesses in the opposition.
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| Probably the most misunderstood cultural phenomenon right now, online poker is so much more than just a game of skill. Let's go to bat for this many-sided game of mental gymnastics. |
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Nathalie Rothschild
Listen to the world in Fès
PHOTO ESSAY: From African reggae to American gospel, a Moroccan festival showcases music from around the globe.
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