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Keir Starmer: Arise Sir Bathalot

The honours system is broken: It’s time for it to retire

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Boris Johnson: surging to defeat

The sinking of Boris Island

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Theresa May: Irresponsible hysteria?

May’s cynical attempt to create division will lead to racist attacks on our streets

Theresa May’s appeal to hysteria over an influx of Romanian and Bulgarian immigrants on our streets could trigger a violent backlash against the newcomers.

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Legal highs can be purchased from hundreds of websites and so-called 'head shops'

Smuggled into the legal highs review: A glimmer of hope for liberals

A subtle tweak in the approach to regulating legal highs could provide a glimmer of hope for campaigners demanding a more liberal approach to Britain’s drug laws

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Fidel Castro peers out of the bars of Nelson Mandela's former cell on Robben Island during a recent visit.

Censored: Why the media hides Cuba’s role in the end of apartheid

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Parliament remains a "supplicant", Graham Allen says

A betrayal of parliament: MPs finally let rip over the coalition’s latest broken promise

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George Osborne can't bring himself to punish the elderly - but doing so will hit his welfare cap

How politics trumped economics: The sorry tale of the coalition’s welfare cap

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Tom Daley: "I still fancy girls, of course"

By being so relaxed, Tom Daley showed what sexuality is for young people

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Two sex stories in this morning's news - but they're not as unrelated as we'd like them to be

Porno Britain: Are we all to blame for child-on-child sex abuse?

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No cats were harmed in the taking of this photograph.

The dead cat strategy: How Tories hope to win the next election

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Proposals to keep the Tube open 24-hours and close ticket offices have been around for years

Boris Johnson’s ticket office closures are his tuition fees moment

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The real reasons why the Tories are doing so badly

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A demonstrator outside St Pauls during the Occupy protests

Carey’s right: These are the final days of the Church of England

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Censored: Campaigners want to clamp down on the word 'gay'

The word ‘gay’ is sometimes used disparagingly. Get over it.

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Cameron takes a walk with European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso, who might be about to steal his dru policy powers.

Could Europe’s legal high power-grab be a Trojan Horse for drugs reform?

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Remembrance Sunday: Hijacked by the Church of England?

Why should the Church be allowed to hijack the Remembrance Service?

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Taxpayers' Alliance believe cows and sheep should replace council gardeners.

‘Replace gardeners with cows’ and four other stupid suggestions from the Taxpayers’ Alliance

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David Cameron addresses business leaders at the CBI conference

The living wage: David Cameron deserts the centre ground

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A government anti-drug ad: Reformers are seeing the debate slip out of their grasp

Who will stop the EU taking control of the UK’s drug powers?

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