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Ten must-read blogs The new cabinet: the full list
A full list of David Cameron's new ministerial line-up. By New Statesman Naomi Wolf: Anonymity for rape accusers gives impunity to prosecutors
The Vagina author's odd comments on Newsnight. By Helen Lewis Don't forget Grayling's comments on gay couples
The new Justice Secretary argued that B&B owners should be allowed to turn away gay couples. By George Eaton The legal mythology of the extradition of Julian Assange
Why the "zombie facts" of Assange supporters are wrong. By David Allen Green The third runway is lazy thinking by those who should know better
Never mind Heathrow expansion - we don't use our existing capacity sufficiently well.
By Zac Goldsmith An open letter to Michael Gove from an English teacher on a dark day for education
Young people who worked hard have been let down by ministers who will only ever see them as statistics. By By Chris Edwards Theories about "hookup culture" are just another way of telling us what to do with our lady parts
Which is more offensive - being called a "slut", or being slotted into a sweeping cultural theory? By Rhiannon and Holly Tony Blair v Desmond Tutu: who has more moral authority?
According to Tutu, Blair has forfeited his right to pose as an exemplar of leadership.
By Nelson Jones Romney's Bain Capital under investigation for tax dodging
New York's attorney-general starts examining private equity firms. By Alex Hern We need a proper British Investment Bank, not Osborne's half measure
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