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Sean O'Grady: The mess the Pigs are in will affect us all

In the eurozone, contagion spreads instantaneously among economies

Inside Commentators

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: Still no hope of common sense in the war against anti-Semitism

Monday, 8 February 2010

These defenders to the end of all Israeli actions knowingly mix politics and race

Bruce Anderson: Tories may wobble but Brown remains their strongest asset

Monday, 8 February 2010

The party needs an attack dog to take on Mandelson. That's not Cameron's role

Nicholas Lezard: Fight for freedom: buy a Whopper at BK

Monday, 8 February 2010

Businessmen want their competition in intensive care, with the doctors shaking their heads

Philip Hensher: Polite guests always eat the weirdest meat

Monday, 8 February 2010

What a nightmare. You're asked out to dinner by some new friends. You really want to be a good guest – they're nice people, you want the evening to be a cheerful one. They take your coat, sit you down, give you a drink and a peanut. And then you notice that there's a slightly strange smell permeating everything. You don't say anything just yet, but they must have noticed something. "We're cooking you our favourite dish," they say. "It's a family favourite." "How lovely. What is it?" you say. "Boiled seal," they reply. "The kiddies clamour for it."

Julius Cavendish: Home comforts land at Kandahar airfield

Monday, 8 February 2010

Kabul Notebook: The intent, it seems, is to create a surreal slice of Western life

Charles Crawford: Language is a tool which must be kept well-honed to do its job

Monday, 8 February 2010

Language does not decay unless it ceases to be used for communication. It changes, sometimes other people's usage (or mistakes) grate upon those who say it differently, but the language itself is not in any danger.

The life and legacy of Henrietta Lacks is commemorated in the book, written with the help of her family

The most important woman in modern medicine

Sunday, 7 February 2010

Millions of tons of cells – all grown from a single tissue sample taken from Henrietta Lacks – are used by researchers around the world.

The headmistress in 'An Education' (Emma Thompson) is unguarded in her anti-Semitism. Today, racism resides on the internet

Why Anti-Semitism is at the limits of irony

Sunday, 7 February 2010

Anne Karpf: Racism against Jews is on the rise, but some of it masquerades as comedy, making it complex to address.

John Rentoul: Cameron, the Houdini of Westminster

Sunday, 7 February 2010

Shackled by a falling poll lead, policy muddles and photoshopped posters, the Tory leader will be free in an instant

Toni Poole and John Terry pictured together last summer

How the cock of the walk makes a cuckold look pitiful

Sunday, 7 February 2010

Felipe Fernández-Armesto: The betrayed man, but not the betrayer, inspires derision.

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bruce_anderson

Bruce Anderson: Brown remains Tories' strongest asset

The party needs an attack dog to take on Mandelson

philip_hensher

Philip Hensher: Polite guests always eat the weirdest meat

Unlike the Chancellor, I'd have leapt at the chance of eating seal

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