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Oh my Gord! Prime Minister Gordon Brown faces a recall to the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War to explain discrepancies between his evidence and that of senior defence officials.
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Election publicity stunt or just plain speaking? United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) MEP Nigel Farage has been fined £2,700 for launching an astonishing – and widely publicised – verbal attack on new President of Europe Herman Van Rompuy in the European Parliament.
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Have BBC bosses mislaid their manifesto?
The BBC appear to have mistaken themselves for a commercial enterprise. Cutting 6 Music makes no sense when seen in the light of the reason behind the BBC's very existence.
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Switch off the toff! David Cameron and party have an exciting ‘new’ plan to help us all reduce energy consumption, if – sorry, I mean when – the Tories gain power in the forthcoming General Election (don’t forget, May 6 – put it on your calendar – but shhhh, keep it to yourself).
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Former Labour minister Elliot Morley claims it is unfair to withhold his ‘golden goodbye’ payment until criminal charges brought against him under the Theft Act over alleged expenses irregularities have run their course.
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Where Do Newspapers Get Their News From?
A student finds out how news is gathered by a newspaper in the UK
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The 21st Century Church: ‘Wives, submit to your own husbands’
Today the Daily Mail website reported that a vicar in Sevenoaks, Kent, has been vilified...
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The toughest challenge of my life
Normally the nation watches while the Prime Minister squirms. For one night only he managed to turn the tables on four million of us, aided by somebody even more unpopular than himself. Frost/Nixon, eat your heart out.
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Politics of Parody Redux
Labour's campaign poster demonstrates a total absence of funds, ideas, understanding, talent, wit and positivity. Nevermind. At least no-one will see it.
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24 - Day 8 - 8PM-10PM
Day Eight of 24 - Renee meets up with Vladmimir and civil unrest in President Hassan's homeland
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Oh my Gord! Prime Minister Gordon Brown faces a recall to the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War to explain discrepancies between his evidence and that of senior defence officials.
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South Africa 2010 - President Zuma intent on ‘fathering’ the nation
Zuma apologises for fathering his 20th child as South Africa commemorates Nelon Mandela's release from prison 20 years ago
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Virgin ‘Still Red Hot’ sells sex, and sex sells
Louise Mowbray on Virgin's 25th Annniversary campaign
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Why the BNP should be given a second chance
So, I hear you ask. Why such a controversial headline?
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John Glover - It’s about the team
The 2nd chairman of the MMF, John Glover, talks to t5m about the growth of the organisation, and importance of the manager's role
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War tourism: Vietnam’s new industry
US Army ammunition on display at the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh
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Lloyd Dorfman - Founding Chairman of Travelex
You don't have to go to university to make it in business... it's all about...
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The wobbly politics of the far left
Before attacking your political enemy, some basic knowledge of where you stand in relation to their beliefs would come in very handy. Could be an awkward moment for any hardcore socialists though...
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Chris Morrison - the man behind Simon Fuller
Band Aid founding member, Chris Morrison, talks to t5m about Simon Fuller, management and charity
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Jazz Summers - The artist centric future
The chairman of the Music Managers Forum, Jazz Summers, talks to t5m about Power Amp Music and the changing role of the record companies
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So, I hear you ask. Why such a controversial headline?
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I’m A Nobody, Make Me A Celebrity!
In a similar way to the X- Factor, we’re talking about half a dozen contestants from 97 “celebs” who have entered the jungle.
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That student drinking debate
Is it really something we as the public need to worry about?
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The Jedward issue
Talent is easy to find, but turning the talent into a cash cow is the real trick.
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Where did the dream go?
Talentless shows fail to promote inspiration all in the name of generating publicity.
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This decade’s current affairs: 2000 – 2004
A time for reflection as we look back at the first half of the decade
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Oh my Gord! Prime Minister Gordon Brown faces a recall to the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War to explain discrepancies between his evidence and that of senior defence officials.
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Conversations with my bailiff: 26th November
As Madelaine's internet gets cut off and her dongle won't work, even Barry can't help
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Fuel’s gold. Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling is bracing himself for a festive Treasury tax windfall from motorists, courtesy of a manipulated fuel hike by ruthless market speculators.
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Now That’s Irony!
Home Office insist on spying on its own citizens in clampdown on criminals.
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Sav D'Souza is a journalist currently based in London. He has previously worked in Rome, Prague, Hawaii, and London and contributed to the Guardian, Daily Telegraph, SA Sports Illustrated, Prague Post and the Molokai Times.... [read more]
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Twenty-three years old: 13 years in the Kentish countryside chasing bunnies. 5 years next to the Canterbury Cathedral. 3 years in Cambridge. 1 year in limbo 1 year in London...Staying put for now.... [read more]
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The Browser recommends the world's most stimulating reading. We provide daily updates on the best international journalism and we invite leading academics and policy makers to recommend the best books in their fields.... [read more]
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A discussion on moral philosophy with Jonathan Glover -
I'm 23 years old, from Oxfordshire, now living in London. I studied English at Exeter university, and having taken an MA in magazine journalism, I'm now working as a freelance journalist. I mainly write for... [read more]
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Welcome to the Jungle -
A satirical and outraged look at current affairs, the world of celebrity and everything in between...... [read more]
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The 4×4 debate continues in Richmond… -
I'm Bill Lllewellyn and I'm contemplating my next move after careers in investment banking and financial journalism. In a 25-year career I've been made redundant from City-related jobs four times. Maybe they are trying to... [read more]
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Oh What a Lovely Financial Scandal: Enron The Play -
Daphne is founding Managing Director of The Partnership Builder, a successfulinternational management and leadership development firm specialising in soft skills, networking and relationship management training.She is a charismatic, influential and highly accomplished presenter with... [read more]
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Journalist Phil Wadley is a former assistant editor at the West Sussex County Times in Horsham. He started his career as a reporter with the East Anglian Daily Times in Ipswich, before joining Britain's most... [read more]
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