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Things didn't get better
07 May 2001

Reasons to be Cheerful: from punk to new Labour through the eyes of a dedicated troublemaker

Mark

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Man on a mission
26 March 2001

In the Name of Justice: the television reporting of John Pilger

Anthony Hayward Bloomsbury, 41

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Love online
19 February 2001

Cybersex: uncovering the secret world of Internet sex

Dr Kimberly Young Carlton Books, 206pp,

Over the phone, people heard LM magazine as 'Ello! magazine and asked me if I knew Posh and Becks
12 February 2001
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Polly-Wally Doodle
12 February 2001

Did Things Get Better?

Polly Toynbee and David Walker Penguin, 274pp, £6.99

ISBN 014100

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Trust no one
15 January 2001

Conspiracy Culture: from Kennedy to the X Files

Peter Knight Routledge, 304pp, £12.99

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Rise of the celebrity victim. After the Dunblane massacre, the suffering of the bereaved was seen as a qualification to pronounce on society's ills. Mick Hume on the dangers of a new emotionalism
11 December 2000

Dunblane: never forget

Mick North Mainstream Publishing, 303pp, £9.99

ISBN 1840183004

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Sick society
23 October 2000

The Tyranny of Health: doctors and the regulation of lifestyle

Michael Fitzpatrick Routledge,

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One-eyed prophet
02 October 2000

Captive State: the corporate takeover of Britain

George Monbiot Macmillan, 415pp, £12.99

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A new left leader?
25 September 2000

England: an elegy

Roger Scruton Chatto & Windus, 270pp, £16.99

ISBN 1856192512

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