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If the Labour leader forms a government without permission to inflict pain or make enemies, he will quickly find Britain ungovernable. By Rafael Behr Here's why unemployment has fallen and why it will rise again soon The month-by-month figures show that the labour market is weaker than commonly thought. By David Blanchflower Making the world a more dangerous place - the eager role of Julia Gillard
An attack by Nato on Syria or Iran has never been closer. By John Pilger Skyfall - review
Judi Dench faces up to her mistakes in the new Bond film. By Ryan Gilbey The virus of censorship
Chinese media organizations are riddled with informers who report directly to the government - only a minority of journalists are brave enough to fight the system. By Cheng Yizhong Five must-read blogs GDP almost returns to the level it was before Osborne's double-dip
The effects of the second recession have been reversed by 1 per cent growth this quarter.
By Alex Hern Why higher tuition fees have left a £1bn-a-year black hole
Nick Clegg said the deficit meant fees had to rise. But the new system will cost the government more. By George Eaton Desperate to keep the police on side, is the Greek government overlooking violent abuses?
Golden Dawn is having a field day while MPs from other parties are assaulted.
By Yiannis Baboulias Ten reasons why police commissioner elections leave us cold
An expensive form of disillusionment. By Rowenna Davis Why Clegg should kill the Communications Data Bill
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