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The Venezuelan president brought hope to a continent. By Richard Gott Hugo Chávez: An elected autocrat
He kept power by bullying those who dissented - and his departure leaves a dangerous vacuum. By Rory Carroll The closed circle: Britain's culture of secrecy
"Cruel Britannia: a Secret History of Torture" and "Classified: Secrecy and the State in Modern Britain" reviewed. By Heather Brooke Five must-read blogs Poll Tax II: the poorest face council tax rises of up to 333%
A single parent working part-time on the minimum wage could pay £404 more in council tax from this April. By George Eaton Free schools will invite corruption unless we fix them now
American free schools went through 20 years of shady deals because of their shoddy legislation. Now Britain is heading down the same path. By Laura McInerney Why I don't agree with trigger warnings
When I was suffering from PTSD, I didn't want to be wrapped in cotton wool.
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