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ELECTION 2010 >>

Election 2010 Guide

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FROM MASON'S JOURNAL >>

Awkward Intervention

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FROM BRETTON >>

Here is the story of my financial ruin

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LIFESTYLE >>

It's Just Me

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Quote of the Day

Plato

“One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors.”

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UK Housing Crisis

A Costly Revocation

Britain’s housing shortage looks set to worsen in the coming year, as a Government shift in planning policy has seen councils reject projects to deliver more than 7,500 new homes.

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Immigration

When Is A Spade Not A Spade?

A new permanent limit on the number of non-EU workers entering the United Kingdom will come into effect from April 2011...

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Privacy

Whose Data Is It Anyway

If the 20th century was marked by a fascination with the potential of modern technology, then surely our own century will be marked by an ever increasing concern with the ‘big brother’ state...

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Barcelona

A Work In Progress

In 1859 Ildefons Cerdà changed the trajectory of Barcelona forever. It was his masterful plan of the city which created the metropolis that we know today...

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Wind Energy

When The Wind Blows

The use of renewable energy has, historically, never been a priority in the UK in the same way as it has Europe; demand for electricity has been met easily through existing supplies of fossil fuels...

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Honduras

Power Politics

When the president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, was deposed in a military coup last June, the response from the United States was unequivocal; “we believe that the coup was not legal"...

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