The politics of decency: how Peter Carrington exemplified dignified public service
In praise of Carrington’s wit, charm and occasionally acerbic yet accurate descriptions of others.
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Chris Patten
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The dream deferred
In the 20 years since China regained control of the territory, Hong Kong has seen its autonomy steadily eroded.…
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Chris Patten on Margaret Thatcher: strength and self-delusion
The second volume of Charles Moore’s biography paints Thatcher as the most partisan and domineering British prime minister since…
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Unlike animals, we all all have the potential to be Rembrandt or Mozart
Human artistic creativity marks us out from the animal kingdom. You look at a painting by Michelangelo or Raphael…
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