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A new deal for British children

A new deal for British children

Why are our young people so unhappy? Because we have become a society that fears, demonises and silences them. The fault is ours, not theirs

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Work and amnesty are answer to asylum disarray

Asylum seekers should be allowed to work, while an amnesty would clear the backlog and remove a potential source of exploitable labour, writes Paul Donovan

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The darker side of Dave

The darker side of Dave

As the media hunt for a challenger to Gordon Brown, they have all but ignored the real agenda of David Cameron's Conservatives.

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God save the queen, beware the heir

Reforms need to be radical if they are to revive an institution that has been dependent on the personality of the present monarch for its survival

The nuclear charm offensive

We are all being taken in by a carefully planned public relations strategy. Its mission: to push nuclear power back on the political agenda, rebranded as the new "green" alternative

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