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Slump or not, young people still cannot afford a home

03.09.08

Employment is falling, inflation rising, the pound collapsing, business confidence evaporating, the unions striking and banks busting

This attack on football clubs is just class envy

13.08.08

When chief constables said yesterday that they wanted to charge football clubs the full cost of policing games, I wondered about the approval which...
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What's the point of a test that doesn't test anyone?

06.08.08

Parents used to worry when to tell their children not to believe in Father Christmas. After yesterday, they ought to worry when to tell them not to...
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So, let the punishment fit the crime of passion

30.07.08

Let me see if I can get Harriet Harman’s proposed reforms to the murder laws straight. She wants to make it harder for men to get away with murdering...
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Our new man in town to fight political correctness

23.07.08

I first met Anthony Browne, Boris Johnson's new policy director, in the newsroom of The Observer in 2002

'Equality' and reality don't always go together

16.07.08

Here's a prediction about Harriet Harman's proposal to ban age discrimination in the workplace

Mosley's trial by tabloid is the price of free speech

09.07.08

When Saddam Hussein's Iraq invaded the Ayatollah Khomeini's Iran in 1980, Henry Kissinger looked at the two ghoulish combatants and said: "It's a pity...
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If we don't get tough on knives, the young will

02.07.08

Never have I seen my working-class neighbours as angry as they are about the motiveless murder of Ben Kinsella

Please don't be a coward, Mr Mandela: speak out now

25.06.08

On Friday evening, a warm glow of self-satisfaction will spread through Hyde Park as tens of thousands join Nelson Mandela in celebrating his 90th...
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Green spies and taxmen who make us see red

18.06.08

The British are a stoic people, not given to hanging civil servants from lampposts. We barely raised a murmur at the billions Whitehall wasted on the...
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No, Nadine - these perks just look like a scam to us

11.06.08

That the rules in Westminster and Brussels are so broadly drawn and so feebly enforced that freeloading is not technically theft in no way makes the...
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Wossy can't save the BBC from being a turn-off

04.06.08

He may be paid £6 million a year but I can't bring myself to join the chorus of complaint about Jonathan Ross: he strikes me as a natural...
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Never mind 'chicken chic', the Good Life is about hard times

28.05.08

Planting your own vegetables in small London gardens is a near pointless gesture - you need an allotment to produce enough to cut your shopping bill...
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Stop telling us not to worry about knife crime

21.05.08

For the past few months, people in authority have been telling us not to let the murders of Steven Bigby and Jimmy Mizen stop us from realising that...
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We can't go on living the good life on a credit card

14.05.08

I've seen the onset of recessions from the late Seventies on but have never seen people expect the worst with such certainty and fatalism as they do...
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Forget these Londoners and the BNP reaps the harvest

07.05.08

The London Left should return to its old principles and treat people equally regardless of colour and creed - or else the BNP may do better next...
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I've got more faith in Mystic Meg than in our pollsters

30.04.08

Boris is ahead by a mile. No, it's neck and neck. Livingstone can do it. Don't be ridiculous. The Lib-Dems are in freefall. Wait a minute, they're...
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Bad times for bankers - I'm trying hard not to laugh

23.04.08

Schadenfreude is an apt reaction to the news that Deutsche Bank is going to purge the expenses of its lavishly paid financiers

Organic food, Fairtrade coffee - and a line of coke

16.04.08

The London media world of Natasha Collins and Mark Speight is mine to an extent and I know its codes and taboos

Balls is firing blanks in the class war over our schools

09.04.08

The Labour tribe has many prejudices against the privileged but not the one that would help Britain most

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Killer Bimbo quits literary agency PFD

Sue Douglas has parted ways from literary agency PFD. After barely nine months in the job, Douglas, who was once briefly editor of the Sunday Express, has quit as creative director

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