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Children's authors are rarely asked for their opinion on how to get children reading. Why not? We know far more than politicians. By Michael Rosen Julia Gillard's rise marks the triumph of machine politics over feminism
Modern feminism is bereft of its political, indeed socialist roots. By John Pilger Cameron's desperate offer to voters: nastiness in the national interest
The high point of public enthusiasm for the Tories' welfare policies is now By Rafael Behr The NS Profile: Tim Montgomerie
The softly spoken assassin feared by David Cameron. By George Eaton Five most-popular blogs Another credit crunch looms
The threads holding up the balance sheets of the banks are growing perilously thin. By Ann Pettifor Rush Limbaugh: a vicious clown
When somebody is paid to say the worst possible thing, it allows someone else to say the next worst thing and sound sane. By Laurie Penny Watch: Lansley chased by protesters
Leaked footage of the Health Secretary being pursued during a hospital visit. By George Eaton Cardinal defends comparing gay marriage to slavery
Keith O'Brien says it's "a perfectly good example of what could happen". By George Eaton Feminism is not about women, it is about power imbalances
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