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It's a shameful fact that Muslims are not only the victims of racial and religious prejudice but purveyors of it, too. By Mehdi Hasan Leader: Press reform is too important to be cooked up in a late-night deal
The New Statesman does not see its interests served by regulation designed to suit politicians. By New Statesman This Budget was Osborne's last hurrah - and now he can only hope for the good times
The coalition's Plan B is now in full operation - crossing fingers and toes and hoping something will turn up. By David Blanchflower Tunnel visions: Krautrock on the Underground
Paul Morley recalls 1979, and travelling on the London Underground with his first ever Walkman, listening to the other-worldly sound of Can. By Paul Morley Reviewed: Trance and The Spirit of '45
Brits, glitz and grit. By Ryan Gilbey Five must-read blogs The real message of Osborne's Budget: as you were, only poorer
The Chancellor's gamble remains that the growth will come. But he has been wrong every time so far. By Rafael Behr An Open Letter to Justin Welby from Peter Tatchell
On the occasion of his enthronement as Archbishop of Canterbury. By Peter Tatchell Could Osborne's mortgage scheme be used to buy second homes? He doesn't know
Chancellor unable to say whether the rich will be able to get government support to buy second or third properties. By George Eaton A punishing budget: but the government prepares to spend £100bn on nuclear weapons
Nuclear weapons provide the illusion of security not the reality. By Bruce Kent Osborne's welfare super-cap is a frightening prospect for families
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