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Ten must-read blogs Hilary Mantel's precise, unkind words have been twisted into a "venomous" attack on Kate
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Conservatives struggle to say things that sound like the sort of thing their leader would say.
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Tasteless photos of the woman found dead at the home of Oscar Pistorius. By Helen Lewis Why all progressives should support a land value tax
Through no effort of their own, landowners reap a £100bn annual windfall. Caroline Lucas's bill shows the way towards a moral capitalism. By David Cooper Scorsese and the sickness of celebrity
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The kidnapping epidemic is just one symptom of increasing lawlessness in Karachi.
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