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Five must-read pieces from the magazine Lapland's Sami people: how do you decide who is indigenous and who isn't?
The Arctic spring. By Cal Flyn Why Allende had to die
Sedition in Santiago. By Gabriel García Márquez Tea with Queen Judi, bicycling in Amsterdam and hunting for WMDs with Hans Blix
Jon Snow's diary. By Jon Snow Isn't it Byronic?
An afternoon of overpriced burgers among the iPeople is not half bad. By Will Self Reviewed: In the House directed by François Ozon
Here's looking at you, kid. By Ryan Gilbey Five must-read blogs George Osborne: like Fernando Torres, only less effective
While the Chancellor waffled on about how "we are all in this together", it was announced that the Queen was receiving a 16 per cent boost to her Government grant and the likes of Torres will get a staggering tax break next year. By Alex Andreou Are attacks on goths, heavy metal fans and other "subcultures" hate crimes?
A legal and bureaucratic scheme that privileges some types of hate crime as special while ignoring others is dangerous in itself, says Nelson Jones. By Nelson Jones Was this tragedy really a "vile product" of Welfare UK?
The Daily Mail's incendiary oversimplification of a complex tragedy is offensive to many. But as ever it's all too easy for the victims to be forgotten once the internecine media squabbles reach fever pitch. By Alan White 12 April 1968: "The country has lost not just Dr King but the King"
Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated forty-five years ago today. Here, Alan Brien reports from a grief-stricken New York. By Alan Brien Osborne's intervention over the Philpott case is a new low
The Chancellor's decision to exploit the public grief over the deaths of the Philpott children in order to make the case for cutting welfare is political opportunism at its worst. By George Eaton The issue is on sale now, or you can subscribe through the website. | Special Offer Get 12 Issues for just £12, plus A free copy of A History of Capitalism According to the Jubilee Line by John O'Farrell Subscribe today for the following benefits: - Save £125 on the annual cover price!
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