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Occupational hazards
As eviction looms at St Paul’s, the protesters are struggling with the hardship of months spent sleeping rough. So is there a future for this global movement?
By Laurie Penny
3am eternal
Insomnia is a secret life, whose lonely, wakeful hours reveal a different version of reality. The poet David Harsent describes his experience of a world in which nothing is quite as it seems.
End of the hairy lefties?
The right-wing press loves George Carey for his outbursts against the “undeserving poor” and homosexuality, but the new core in the Church of England remains determined to fight the Tory cuts.
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How the coalition can help poorer students
The system and its generous provisions need to be aggressively marketed.
Game-show philosophy and the pain of getting Eagletoned
There’s no contest for the Cup Losers’ Cup
These days, writers are lucky to be taken for a sandwich at Subway
Leader: Now is Mr Cameron’s chance to halt the NHS sell-off
Why British journalists are taught to be dishonest
The pressure rises on Andrew Lansley
Why isn’t our press more diverse?
The interview
The interview
On Syria
GOP race so far
Mind your B-sides
Time to rethink
Who minds?
Alistair Darling
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