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Five must-read pieces from the magazine The hawks were wrong: Iraq is worse off now
The greatest weapon of mass destruction turned out to be the invasion itself. By Mehdi Hasan Lord Snooty v the Gimp, or why politics isn't a game for the voters of Eastleigh
Voters in the by-election offer an unkind but not an uncommon account of the battle between the leaders of the two main parties. By Rafael Behr What David Cameron can learn from Abraham Lincoln
Two leaders confronted with threats to the very existence of the nations they govern.
By Nicholas Wapshott WikiLeaks is a rare truth-teller. Smearing Julian Assange is shameful
Assange's haters exhibit the very symptoms of arrested development they attribute to him.
By John Pilger One Billion Rising and boldy going were no woman has gone before
Dancing in the streets, a despondent David Cameron and the final frontier for women.
By Stella Creasy Five must-read blogs Miliband's 10p tax pledge is a political masterstroke
The Labour leader has distanced himself from one of Gordon Brown's biggest mistakes, demonstrated his commitment to redistribution and left the coalition playing catch-up.
By George Eaton The Blairite zombies need to face up to New Labour's failures
The stale prescriptions offered by the likes of Alan Johnson are the road to defeat and working class disappointment. By Len McCluskey "Brown's mistake" has already been reversed
The personal allowance has grown to undo any losses the abolition of the 10p rate inflicted.
By Alex Hern Mark Kermode: The next generation of film critics will come from the internet
We sent Bim to Cuddle her Favourite Critic.
By Bim Adewunmi Opponents of gay marriage won't face discrimination, says Equality Commission
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