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Thieves steal Dostoevsky (unabridged) from Michael Gove's car

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Thieves who stole Michael Gove's car took a range of highbrow music and literature... more

The sinister side behind 'mad dog' facade

22.08.11
Whatever the final moments of the rebel attack on Tripoli bring, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's four-decade-long grip on power has been broken... more

Helping the Arab Spring succeed is Britain's cause too

08.08.11
Our own security demands that we back the Middle East and North Africa to become more democratic ... more

The riddle of the missing US ambassador as London toasts Ronald Reagan centenary

05.07.11
It was one of the most glittering events of the year, but where was the American ambassador to London, Louis B Susman?... more

Reagan stands tall in London with new Grosvenor Square statue

04.07.11
Former US president Ronald Reagan has been honoured with the unveiling of new bronze statue in London to mark the centenary of his birthday... more

Grasping the nettle of elderly care costs

04.07.11
During the next 20 years the number of people aged over 85 will double. As it is, the elderly are living far longer than in the Forties, when the present system of care for old age was set up... more

The Tories are in a real pickle now on reform

04.07.11
What does a government look for when it sets out to reform the benefits system?... more

Margaret Thatcher's handbag fetches £25,000 at auction

28.06.11
A handbag belonging to Margaret Thatcher raised £25,000 when it went under the hammer, auctioned by Lord Archer... more

Reagan's centenary to be marked with London statue

24.06.11
Margaret Thatcher is 'determined' to attend the grand unveiling of a statue of Ronald Reagan in London on July 4 despite having been too unwell to make the royal wedding... more

Countdown To Zero - review

24.06.11
Writer-director Lucy Walker's Countdown To Zero, following her excellent Waste Land and Blindsight, lacks a certain force... more

An industry spreading itself too thin?

10.05.11
All is well in the spread-betting industry. It's a happy tale of innovation and success, of a young(ish) industry built by clever people, making money and creating jobs out of an interesting idea. The City of London at its best. Officially... more

Sorry Ron, Government IS the solution

03.05.11
Few in this country will have heard of the American antitrust lawyer Kenneth Davidson but he has just written a book entitled Reality Ignored which affects us all... more

Farewell is all rather fun

28.04.11
One of the curiosities of Christian Carion's espionage drama is that the two leading characters are played by film-makers better known than he is... more

Obama's Libyan juggling act reaches a moment of truth

01.04.11
The President is trying to satisfy his allies while leaving his enemies at home with little to attack. But will it be enough?... more

We're in it now so let's just get on and win it

22.03.11
I think the public have a stronger grasp of historical fluidity than some leaders and commentators... more

Japan nuclear fallout hits U.S. rescuers: 17 contaminated after second blast

14.03.11
Seventeen US helicopter crewmen helping in the Japanese rescue efforts were contaminated with radiation today as fears grew of a nuclear meltdown... more

Patricia Neal, Oscar winner and ex-wife of Roald Dahl, dies at 84

09.08.10
Tributes are paid to Patricia Neal, the Oscar-winning actress who compared her life to a Greek tragedy... more

David Cameron — a marketing man with substance

02.03.10
You have to be in the right mood for change, so when I received my latest electioneering email from David Cameron at the weekend, I could not suppress a sigh... more

Go-ahead for Reagan statue

22.05.09
Former US president Ronald Reagan is set to be honoured with a statue in central London... more

The Madoff investors who got what they asked for

17.03.09
There's nothing funny about the Bernie Madoff scandal. Nothing at all. Except it's hard to shake the feeling that some of his victims got exactly what they voted for... more

Obama lifts ban on federal cash for stem cell research

09.03.09
President Barack Obama plans to lift his predecessor George Bush's restrictions on federal funding for stem cell research... more

Pound rallies against dollar after hitting 24-year low

22.01.09
The pound staged a small rally today, but investors remained extremely bleak in their forecasts for the currency... more

More sex, truths and video tape in Dispersion

03.12.08
Dispersion fulfils one of the criteria laid down for the ICA by its co-founder, Herbert Read, in 1965: to be “an adult play centre”.... more

Just now, it's OK to be American in Paris

14.11.08
The surrealness of it struck me yesterday at Bon Marché. The man at the exchange counter, usually so surly, asked me my nationality. I got ready to do the usual: bowing my head with shame and whispering so no one could hear: "Americaine".... more

Robin Williams is still a master of comedy

14.11.08
There are better storytellers but Robin Williams oozed the kind of charisma umpteen lesser clowns would kill for at his stand-up gig at the Gielgud Theatre.... more

Applegarth has some more explaining to do

22.07.08
Simon English discusses the book The Fall of Northern Rock, George Soros's latest bets, the price of oil, and the Carter administration... more

In the race for Mayor, let's all vote for the trees

04.04.08
Ronald Reagan once said that trees cause more pollution than automobiles do. Some wag responded by putting up signs on trees, begging "Cut me down before I kill again"... more

Clint's not a cowboy after all

12.10.06
Clint Eastwood, Hollywood's most famous Republican, used to make gung-ho movies, but his latest is anti-war. As he tells Mike Goodridge, he didn't mean it to be unpatriotic.... more


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