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Five must-read pieces from the magazine When the facts change, should I change my mind?
The long economic stagnation of post-crisis Britain. By Vince Cable Jim Murphy: "Lazy Labour" risks losing the next election
The shadow defence secretary warns that parts of the party are drifting along with "a sense of entitlement to win". By Rafael Behr Reviewed: Justin Bieber at the O2
Dazed and deeply confused. By Kate Mossman Andrew Solomon: "Gay parenting is never accidental, or casual or careless"
The meaning and power of love. By Sophie Elmhirst No wonder Tory ministers are off-message: not even Cameron knows what the message should be
The Prime Minister has never come up with an intellectually sustainable explanation of the economic crisis.
By Rafael Behr Five must-read blogs You'll Never Live Like Common People
I was homeless from 3 January 2009 to 27 April 2010, and I can tell you - poverty is another country. You have either lived there or you have not. By Alex Andreou Clegg slaps down Cable on borrowing
Deputy PM comes to Cameron's aid and warns that borrowing for growth would risk a spike in interest rates. By George Eaton There must be no right turn on immigration
There is no path to victory for Labour through the thickets of anti-immigrant politics and I am confident that Ed Miliband knows this. By Diane Abbott Like it or not, feminism has got a PR problem.
Respect MP walked out of a debate with an Israeli student last night. By Rhiannon and Holly Trying to live on £18 a week showed the unfairness of the bedroom tax
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