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Ten must-read blogs How Israel simulated war with Iran
An Israeli war game recently imagined the fallout from a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities.
By David Patrikarakos Frankenstein's Monstorm: Hurricane Sandy liveblog
Nicky Woolf charts the progression of what might be the biggest storm to hit the East Coast in a century. By Nicky Woolf Why I'm voting with Tory MPs for a cut in the EU budget
To be pro-European is not to endorse each and every proposal of the Brussels apparat.
By Denis MacShane It won't just be Greek journalists who suffer from free speech crackdown
There is nothing pro-European about a government sworn on suppressing freedom of speech. By Yiannis Baboulias Mitt Romney is the candidate for the 2012 Zombie Apocalypse
Director Joss Whedon makes his case for Mitt Romney. By Alex Hern Duncan Smith's master plan is under ever-greater attack
Universal Credit will leave claimants "trapped in poverty". By George Eaton Learn from "the Hugging Saint" - motherhood is anything but passive
Rhiannon and Holly meet Amma, an Indian spiritual leader who uses the act of embracing people to bring women to the fore. By Rhiannon and Holly The economy: hurting, yes. Working, maybe - but for whom?
Growth that doesn't fix the squeeze on living standards poses a challenge to all parties.
By Rafael Behr The politics of childcare are heating up. Here's why.
All parties are desperate for measures that will make life easier for hard-pressed families. Affordable childcare is an obvious candidate. By Gavin Kelly Labour MP tells Louise Mensch: "a good wife doesn't disagree with her master"
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