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Åsne Seierstad questions a system that gives Anders Breivik publicity. By Åsne Seierstad How the Rochdale grooming case exposed British prejudice
Daniel Trilling reports from Rochdale in the aftermath of a trial which saw nine men convicted of rape, trafficking and conspiracy. By Daniel Trilling Let's not confuse the activities of WikiLeaks with those of Assange
Watching from outside Ecuador's embassy in London on 19 August, I found it hard not to admire Julian Assange. Or at least his determination. By Luke Harding The pursuit of Julian Assange is an assault on freedom and a mockery of journalism
The British government's threat to invade the Ecuadorean embassy in London and seize Julian Assange is of historic significance. By John Pilger Perhaps Iain Duncan Smith will accuse me of peeing on the data
There is more new evidence that the economy is flatlining and that Osborne's deficit reduction programme is in disarray. By David Blanchflower Five must-read blogs Readers are the real reason British papers won't publish the naked Prince Harry photos
The stock of the royal family is at such a high that newspapers fear a reader backlash more than the regulators. By Steven Baxter A tense autumn to come in the Middle East
The international community must do everything possible to prevent further escalation across the region. By Ian Lucas Why is Michael Fish lying about base-jumping, and why are people printing it?
The iconic weatherman, 68, famous for mis-calling the Great Storm, did not jump off a tower block. By Alex Hern The complex relationship between Islamism and democracy
Moderate Islamism should be seen as a means of institutionalising religious conservatism.
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