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It’s time to tackle student Islamists
30 January 2010Michael Burleigh
What would a Conservative administration do about the radicalisation of Muslims at British universities? It is a question voters must be asking, given the swell of disturbing reports about student…
Confessions of a middle-class anarchist
30 January 2010Harry Mount 30 January 2010
Ken Costa and Mark Bathgate
For Pakistan, America is the enemy
30 January 2010Christina Lamb
We should not absolve Islam of the crimes committed in its name
30 January 2010Rod Liddle 30 January 2010
Peter Oborne
Cameron and Osborne must listen to their backbenchers — or face revolt
30 January 2010James Forsyth
When David Cameron and George Osborne move between their suite of offices at the eastern end of the parliamentary estate and the Commons chamber they do so with a pomp…
The Tories plan a radically different education system, with new schools
23 January 2010James Forsyth 16 January 2010
James Forsyth
This election is the most important since 1983. Seldom has so much been at stake
2 January 2010James Forsyth
What Cameron really needs to think about over Christmas is why he wants to be PM
19 December 2009James Forsyth
The unspeakable truth is that we lost in Iraq. We must not lose in Afghanistan too
5 December 2009James Forsyth
30 January 2010
Lucy Vickery
Lucy Vickery
In Competition No. 2631 you were invited to submit a poem on a subject of your choice in which the last two words of each line rhyme. There was an…
30 January 2010
Rory Sutherland
Rory Sutherland
I’m not frightened of flying. Or spiders. Nor, like one friend of mine, do I have a crippling fear of tomatoes. But I do suffer from mild koumpounophobia — the…
Defining yourself these days as ‘upper class’ is the kiss of death in every walk of life
30 January 2010Toby Young
The purpose of being unable to remember what’s on the tip of your tongue
30 January 2010Matthew Parris
Will a Brown bombshell at the Chilcot inquiry win Labour the election? Place your bets
30 January 2010Hugo Rifkind
Three tips on how to survive an apocalypse
23 January 2010Hugo Rifkind 23 January 2010
Roger Alton
Reputations rise and fall, but Lord Richardson deserves a City statue
30 January 2010Martin Vander Weyer
When I first met the former Bank of England governor Gordon Richardson, at a bankers’ jamboree in Japan, I remember thinking that he was smaller than I had imagined. So…
How the brewers of Smethwick became the plaything of Barbados billionaires
23 January 2010Martin Vander Weyer
Be thankful for Cheshire salt: at least we don’t have to buy the stuff from Russia
16 January 2010Martin Vander Weyer
Taking a stick to the City hasn’t worked, so why not try knighthoods as carrots?
9 January 2010Martin Vander Weyer
A decade to forget? No, remember Viagra, the iPod and the death of good manners
2 January 2010Martin Vander Weyer 19 December 2009
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