Thursday, September 27, 2012

Cameron slips up on the Letterman show | The mission to help Miliband loosen up | Will Self on California's ghost towns

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Editor's Choice

Five must-read pieces from the magazine

  1. Project "Ed's Charisma" - the mission to help Miliband loosen up
    Miliband's strategists reject the idea that goal-hanging is part of the plan. By Rafael Behr

  2. In a world that glorifies extroverts, let's hear it for the quiet man Introverts tend to work in a more considered way. We may need those qualities now more than ever. By Ed Smith

  3. Six of the best, fresh from the sea
    An oyster's gnarly shell holds many wonderful secrets. By Felicity Cloake

  4. On a visit to a Californian ghost town, I understand why the crowd abhors reason
    Sometimes the crowd is the madness - at others it's the absence of the crowd that is. By Will Self

  5. Douglas Alexander: "It's time to take Boris seriously"
    The former international development secretary on life for Labour beyond Blair and Brown, and the party's prospects in an election against the Tories under Boris. By Rafael Behr

Five must-read blogs

  1. Kelvin MacKenzie, this is why the Sun is "picked out" over Hillsborough
    Comparing the tabloid's front page with the other papers that day. By Alex Hern

  2. Cameron fails citizenship test on David Letterman show
    Prime Minister left red-faced after he fails to give the English for Magna Carta. By George Eaton

  3. Paranoia about "operatives" infiltrates Romney's grassroots support in Ohio
    "You have a Chicago telephone number and you're a Liberal. Get out or I'll call the sheriff."
    By Nicky Woolf

  4. Not raving but drowning - could MDMA help therapy?
    Love, hate and Ecstasy. By Michael Brooks

  5. The secret search for the next Archbishop of Canterbury
    All Anglicans can now do is pray... By Nelson Jones

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