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Morning Call: pick of the papers
By New Statesman - 14 April 10:37

The ten must-read comment pieces from this morning's papers.

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The left struggled to understand Margaret Thatcher. When it finally did, the result was New Labour
By Jason Cowley - 08 April 17:52

The New Statesman was at the forefront of anti-Thatcher campaigning. But in common with much of the left, it never properly understood the forces she unleashed.

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The Heygate estate has been awaiting demolition since 2008
Southwark accidentally leaks confidential information
By Marie Le Conte - 05 February 12:17

Southwark Council accidentally published the details of its controversial agreement with property giant Lend Lease over the £1.5bn regeneration of the Heygate estate.

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Thousands turn out for "Save Lewisham A&E" hospital march
By Brixtonite - 27 January 19:50

. . . and the Jeremy Hunt coconut shy went down a storm.

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Ideology beats the facts as Gove pushes performance-related pay
By Hannah Meltzer - 12 December 16:35

The government’s plans to scrap the national salary scheme for teachers is nothing more than a thinly-veiled cost-cutting scheme.

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Morning Call: pick of the papers
By Alex Hern - 21 October 9:32

The ten must-read comment pieces from this morning's papers

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Military schools are a terrible idea. Discipline is no substitute for education
By Willard Foxton - 10 July 18:01

As the recipient of a military education, Willard Foxton is well placed to say why Labour's latest policy is a bad idea.

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Fox hits out at "personal vindictiveness" of media
By New Statesman - 20 October 9:51

Former Defence Secretary attacks "unacceptable" way that the media pursued his friends and

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