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Once again, the Labour leader set the political pace. By Neil O'Brien Bob Diamond was not for ever - but the Barclays crisis is just the start
Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker is guilty of either complicity or incompetence. By David Blanchflower Forget a shower of bad headlines, this is political climate change
Confronted with epic global challenges, our politicians cannot help shrinking to the occasion. By Rafael Behr How Qatar bought London
The Shard, Harrods, Barclays, the Olympics Village - it's all theirs. By George Eaton God Bless America - review
Ryan Gilbey is not impressed by a lazy love letter to liberalism. By Ryan Gilbey Five must-read blogs Mitt Romney doesn't understand Venn diagrams
The Romney campaign have been making "venn diagrams". Oh dear.
By Alex Hern Miliband's call for a judge-led inquiry gathers strength
MPs' failure to land a blow on Bob Diamond has bolstered the case for a full inquiry. By George Eaton Frank Ocean comes out: a brave move in the exaggeratedly heterosexual world of hip hop
What it means to be the first out gay star in urban music. By Dorian Lynskey Blaming the "culture" is no excuse for what happened at Barclays
The dreaded "c-word" has become an excuse to say banal but unpalatable things.
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