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Five must-read pieces from the magazine After Woolwich: how the media got it wrong and how the public can get it right
Too many titles handed the killers the megaphone they craved. Those who quietly reject the offer of hatred and division deserve to be heard too.
By Sunder Katwala Woolwich deserves better than the attention of murderers and EDL racists
An eyewitness account from last night's disturbances in south east London.
By Daniel Trilling Duncan Smith to face grilling from MPs over misuse of statistics
The work and pensions select committee launches an inquiry after Duncan Smith was rebuked. By George Eaton Why ministers shouldn't celebrate today's migration figures
With a dramatic fall in the number of international students, the government's policy 'success' has come at a considerable economic cost. By Sarah Mulley The transition from DLA to PIP will harm disabled claimants
Causes for concern from a care worker. By Erin Mee Five must-read blogs The truth about welfare
The system is broken and the government is making it worse. By Ian Mulheirn Our big fat fear
As our waistlines have grown, so has our collective prejudice against the overweight. How should we handle the obesity epidemic? By Felicity Cloake This is the most authentic clichéd, mock-Italiano ristorante I've dined in for ages
Real Meals: Bella Italia. By Will Self Why women's bodies can't do anything right
Enviable curves v skinny self-control. By Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett The Great Reckoning: Why the European ideal is under threat
The certainties that sustained notions of European unity and social solidarity are collapsing.
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