Tim Luckhurst
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Politics
A reluctant people see the bigger picture
- 07 January 2002
When the D-mark began in 1948, central Europe's most stable currency was the cigarette. No wonder Germans regret its passing. Tim Luckhurst reports
Ideas
The New Statesman Essay - Scotland returns to the Dark Ages
- 21 May 2001
Devolution is supposed to be a progressive policy. In reality, it has released the dragons of bigotry, misogyny and reaction
Politics
Waging war on wee Ally McBeals
- 29 January 2001
Don't mock Tommy Sheridan's Scottish Socialist Party. It helps the poor get their stairwells cleaned and it could win 10 per cent of the Glasgow vote
Politics
Scotland: the Syria of the north?
- 18 December 2000
Devolution has given new life to old Labour machine politics, argues Tim Luckhurst
Politics
Nonentities here, but big abroad
- 13 November 2000
Heard of Freddie Frinton? The Germans love him, while Norman Wisdom wows Albania. Tim Luckhurst on our surprising exports
Politics
What did your dad do for Milosevic?
- 16 October 2000
Tim Luckhurstfinds collective amnesia in Serbia, as people assure him that, all along, they hated the dictator and supported the resistance
