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Mandelson's vanity came before the party interest
Mary Ann Sieghart: His mistake was overlooking the possibility of a coalition with the Lib Dems.
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Philip Hensher: These little Toniblers set a fine example
Monday, 12 July 2010
Notebook: Blair is such a hero to Kosovan families that they are naming their sons after him
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: The sorrow of the silent witness
Monday, 12 July 2010
My only sister's carers seem nice, but she is retreating further into herself
Ben Chu: Rotten English football – continued
Monday, 12 July 2010
I did a piece for the Sindy at the weekend about the structural problems in English football.
John Rentoul: Got to the bottom of the sugary tea cup
Monday, 12 July 2010
Got to the bottom of the Great Cheddar Cheese Sandwich and Sugared Tea Mystery. I noted on Saturday that John Spellar had asked a strange parliamentary question
Peter Popham: A Gandhi of the Indian jungle
Monday, 12 July 2010
He is a brilliant, spiky, stubborn Indian Muslim who has devoted his life for the past two decades to defending the rights and culture of the tribal people of the state of Jharkhand, in eastern India.
Matthew Norman: The ghouls, the narcissist and top jobs at CNN
Monday, 12 July 2010
With questions raised about the ghoulishness with which the media covered Raoul Moat's final days, a word of praise for two leaders of this frantic festival of broadcast Americana. Kay Burley, the Walter Cronkite du jour who so skillfully downplayed the horrors of 9/11 ("If you're just joining us, the entire eastern seaboard of the United States has been decimated ..."), added to her portfolio of triumphs on Sky News.
DJ Taylor: Graduates take heart – I was turned down by 'Scouting Weekly'
Sunday, 11 July 2010
Employers can be huge snobs, but our class obsession has always been a boon for novelists and, of course, celebrity magazines...as Katie and Alex show
Another half-hearted war, another defeat
Sunday, 11 July 2010
Richard North: Calling the British Army's withdrawal from Sangin a 'redeployment' betrays a lack of political will reminiscent of Iraq
John Rentoul: Labour must leave a door ajar for Clegg
Sunday, 11 July 2010
Cameron wants to absorb the Lib Dem leader, who is not for being absorbed. By 2015, it may be Miliband agreeing with Nick
Andrew Martin: Why are we men so bad at putting aside childish things?
Sunday, 11 July 2010
The new 'Toy Story' film zeroes in on the Peter Pan world of the male. Our writer lives there
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• Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: The sorrow of the silent witness
My only sister's carers seem nice, but she is retreating further into herself
• Mary Ann Sieghart: Mandelson's vanity
His mistake was overlooking the possibility of a Lib-Lab coalition
• Philip Hensher: These little Toniblers set a fine example
Blair is such a hero to Kosovan families that some name their sons after him
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