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Exclusion in the classical music world stretches far beyond race. By Andrew Mellor Freedom of speech, UFOs and The Sun
The tabloid's report of a case involving a UFO cult and the European Court of Human rights was highly misleading.
By Nelson Jones The Telegraph and Mail should stop buying DWP briefings hook, line and sinker
People leave housing benefit all the time, but the DWP managed to turn no news into good news By Duncan Gaffney Labour's new prawn cocktail offensive
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The armed forces already play a hugely positive role in our schools.
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