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As the world gears up for two weeks of hob-nobbing in Copenhagen, it is plain that climate change has mutated from a debate into a catechism. With so much at stake, says Fraser Nelson, can we afford to dispense with rational argument?
The Schools Secretary, Ed Balls, continues to deny that Islamist extremism is being taught in state-funded schools. Here, Andrew Gilligan shows him the indisputable evidence.
Britain has fought more wars than any other country, but rarely has it suffered two defeats in a row.
James Forsyth believes that particular humiliation is what this country is currently drifting towards, following failure in Iraq with failure
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