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UK Politics
19 February 2009

Waiting for the Etonians: Reports from the Sickbed of Liberal England

Nick Cohen

Fourth Estate, 383pp, £12.99

Books
30 October 2008

Alan Sillitoe rose from abject poverty to become one of our best novelists. At the age of 80, he is still writing and free from miserable fatalism.

UK Politics
29 May 2008

Observations on knife crime

UK Politics
01 May 2008

The rapid growth in support at the ballot box for a nationalist party of the right has gone hand in hand with voter cynicism and disillusion with the main parties

North America
17 April 2008

Observations on British primaries

Books
27 March 2008

Most migrant women, including those in the sex industry, have made a clear decision, says a new study, to leave home and take their chances abroad. They are not "passive victims" in need of "saving" or sending back by western campaigners.

Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets and the Rescue Industry

Laura María Agustín Zed Books, 224pp, £16.99

UK Politics
24 January 2008

The epidemic of misery in the English-speaking west has been caused not by rampant consumerism, but by our addiction to therapy culture

UK Politics
18 October 2007

Observations on postal strike

UK Politics
23 August 2007

Observations on immigration

UK Politics
04 June 2007

Margaret Hodge thinks newcomers to Britain take housing which should go to the indigenous population. But there is no privilege in the life of newly arrived immigrants.

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