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A case for wellbeing
Tony Dolphin / April 11, 2012
The Centre for Economic and Business Research has estimated that Britain’s eight bank holidays cost the economy almost £19 billion a year in “lost” GDP. That’s £2.3 billion each for Good...
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Against extradition
David Bermingham / April 4, 2012
David Berminghan was one of the "NatWest Three" extradited to the US and sentenced for wire fraud. Two years after his release, his campaign against the Extradition Act continues.
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Back in the game
Will Hazell / March 27, 2012
Ken Livingstone wants his job back. In an exclusive interview, he tells Will Hazell why he deserves it.
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Let’s not bomb Iran
Peter Kellner / March 20, 2012
Outside the US, most people oppose military action, says Peter Kellner
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Toiling through the Irish jungle
Colm O Regan / March 20, 2012
Will voters give government a firm kick in the ballots?
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The knock at the door
Peter Hitchens / March 20, 2012
Beware the boys in blue
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Putin’s last stand
Marina Litvinenko / March 20, 2012
Never in Russian history was electoral fraud so shameless
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Un président socialiste?
James Macintyre / March 20, 2012
A brief encounter with François Hollande, favourite to win the French presidency in May
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Mayors: Good for Britain—in the end
Vernon Bogdanor / March 19, 2012
The Mayor's Office in London. Photo: Patrick Down In 2000, Londoners voted for the first elected mayor in Britain’s history. The mayor of London and the Greater London Authority were created...
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Mayors: The best job in politics?
James Macintyre / March 19, 2012
On 3rd May, eleven British cities will vote on whether to elect their mayors. That could bring a clash with local councils, but better government
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