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Radical reform would give Parliament the same power as the Houses of Congress
The Conservatives have an opportunity to pass a reform bill to separate Parliament from the executive
22 May 2010
Cricket is thriving at a junior level, thanks to parents
The future of cricket is bright across the income spectrum
22 May 2010
A Government keen to repeal unworkable laws should start with the Hunting Act
A long list of laws for the new coalition government to repeal
21 May 2010
Creating a painting that will be good for a jigsaw
Which modern pictures will be be used for jigsaws in 150 years’ time?
21 May 2010
The capital gains tax proposals unfairly penalise individual shareholders
Individuals cannot beneft from the CGT advantages of investment funds
20 May 2010
Maintaining war graves is the least soldiers deserve
Caring for the graves of soldiers who died in the two world wars
20 May 2010
David Cameron is wrong to disparage the economic benefit from second homes
The new Government appears to be proposing to penalise work-mobility by taxing phantom capital gains.
18 May 2010
Crunchy cauliflower is a treat when served raw
The pleasure of eating cauliflower in salads.
18 May 2010
A rise in capital gains tax would fall unfairly on the elderly and the prudent
Tax rises must not be based on the politics of envy
17 May 2010
How arsenic killed the liberator of South America
There is no proof that Simón Bolivar was assassinated
17 May 2010
The new Government brings a true realignment in politics
The Tory-Lib Dem coalition could eventually lead to a full merger between the two parties.
16 May 2010
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Coalition strengthened by liberal tradition of small government and civil liberties
Reasons for liberals and conservatives to be cheerful
15 May 2010
The grave injustices of the European Arrest Warrant
The EAW removes normal extradition safeguards and must be changed
15 May 2010
David slays Goliath Brown and wins the love of a fellow warrior – at least until the tragic dénouement
How long will the love affair last between David Cameron and Nick Clegg?
14 May 2010
Lib Dem and Conservative politicians should be wary of the pitfalls of coalition governments
Coalition government could split the LIberal party
13 May 2010
A licence for the biased BBC is a heavy tax on the poor
Wanting to watch television, without paying the BBC licence
13 May 2010
Now Brown has gone, don’t blame the electorate for the shabby horse-trading
Voters want strong government to get us out of the economic crisis
12 May 2010
England would successfully host the World Cup, if given the chance
Businessmen should support the bid to host the World Cup
12 May 2010
Gordon Brown’s ill-omened scheme to depart this year may prove the kiss of death for the Liberal Democrats
Lib Dems will return to obscurity, if they persist in supporting Labour
11 May 2010
Bailing out the eurozone is not in Britain's interests
Concern that pay-out to Greece will extend to other European countries
11 May 2010
Proportional representation would compromise links between MPs and their constituencies
PR voting would result in behind-the-scenes deal-broking after every election
10 May 2010
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