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Regime change has left a trail of destruction remarkable in its scale, duration and futility
UK chancellor’s speech contained sensible plans for change but nowhere did the word ‘capital’ appear
Instead of telling others what they should do, the EU should decide what it wants to do and pay for it wherever it is needed
John Gapper
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London unites the world but splits the UK
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Huhne case highlights the end of privacy
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A terrific windfall for the big spenders
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Drone policy: naive but not illegal
The US is killing suspected terrorists, not people on their lunch breaks in Tuscaloosa
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Europe can walk as well as talk
A week of hard-won bargains shows the EU is working
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Cameron and his unruly Tory flock
The prime minister must confront his party with the truth
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My early lines
Churchill was right to devote himself to politics, not poetry
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Go west, east, north or south, young man
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John Hopkins, Olympic park cultivator
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A case to reset basis of monetary policy
The current regime is meant to stabilise inflation and help stabilise the economy. It has failed
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Philip Stephens
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Feb 7, 2013
Intervention: the US won’t, Europe can’t
Europeans have caught the bug just as the US has shaken it off – but they lack the means
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