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Like scaling Everest
Pianism
Time for an honest appraisal
The former Labour MP and minister responds to a New Statesman essay by Neal Lawson and John Harris in which they called for a politics bigger and broader than Labour
Established values
Observations on back-scratching
Diary: Andrew Motion
'My room used to be in the basement, down among the id-men, but recently I’ve been given one on the top floor and therefore become an ego-ist'
Let them eat celery
...on dodgy claims, dead 'slebs', delightful menus and a notorious school
Make space for creationists to have their say
Evolution has disappeared from many school lessons in the US. If discussion about the origins of life becomes part of science classes here, could Britain follow suit?
Don't blame it on the nurses!
George Osborne's scapegoating public sector workers for the excesses of his friends in the City is outrageous and an indication of current Tory thinking, argues Dave Prentis
Interview: Ed Balls
‘‘Do I want to be chancellor? Of course I do. I’d love it’’
Gloria De Piero spends the day with Ed Balls
A convention of cant
Too many of today’s self-styled defenders of liberty are covert right-wingers, determined only to protect the rich and the privileged
Loosening Labour’s golden straitjacket
Editors’ choices on education and health care
University Challenge: envy and misogny
Cricket's revolution
The Ashes and globalisation
Ziauddin Sardar
Move over viagra
Religion
Does God hate women?
Art
Medals of dishonour
James Macintyre
Cameron the bully?
Canada
The new dope lords
Television
Revelations
Travel
Brussels and surrealism
Vote!
Will China rule the world?









