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Has modern architecture become old hat?
The Lloyd’s Building, designed by Richard Rogers, has achieved heritage status, says Stephen Bayley.
America is retreating from the world stage
Costly invasions are a thing of the past, as the United States tries to wage a new kind of war, argues Con Coughlin.
The Turin Shroud is an article of faith
Pilgrims to the sites of religious relics are not searching for proof that God exists, writes Peter Mullen.
Who wouldn’t hitch their wagon to Hitchens?
Two hours of the great controversialist's time could never be cause for regret, says Rowan Pelling.
On marriage, Nick Clegg is hopelessly out of date
A tax system that acknowledges marriage makes sense economically and morally, writes David Green.
You must stop knocking the family, Nick
Mr Clegg’s comments will offend any parent struggling to keep the family together, says Cristina Odone.
Vaclav Havel: a political and intellectual hero
Havel helped to put across the idea that Communism was built on an illusion, writes Ed West.
To defend the Union, Labour must build one
Johann Lamont may control all of Scottish Labour, but first she must make it whole, writes Alan Cochrane
Bringing balance to the planning debate
Telegraph View: A committee of MPs is right to urge the Government to look again at its proposed planning reforms.
Too generous to last
Telegraph View: The new pension deal for state employees is neither fair nor, in the long term, affordable.
By any other name
Telegraph View: From Judge Judge to Major Major, does 'nominative determinism' play a part?
Best deals from travelzoo
Dear Me: Telegraph writers advise their 16-year-old selves
A new book collates the letters that notable people have written to their teenage personas, with revealing results. Here, Telegraph writers do the same.
The leader who dares will win the battle over politics of the soul
Ed Miliband defined a 'good society’ but David Cameron has taken the higher moral ground, argues Mary Riddell.
Chop down that Christmas tree, Paxman!
The Newsnight tree row is a reflection on the decorations horror we all face at this time of year, believes Christopher Howse.
What are the benefits of staying in Europe?
The Lords are right to consider a cost-benefit analysis of Britain’s EU membership, says Philip Johnston.
On The Buses is still right up my street
The death of sitcom writer Ronald Wolfe reminds me what essential viewing his creation was - and still is, reveals Michael Simkins.
The child soldier takes over in North Korea
What is the nation's future under the control of a belligerent new 'Dear Leader’ who is not yet 30? David Blair reports.
After a Nazi-themed stag party, does Aidan Burley deserve forgiveness?
For a member of parliament, there is no excuse for behaviour that mocks the Nazis' victims, Jennifer Lipman.
German war guilt and the European project
We should listen when Germany says the EU is the answer to its war guilt, but we must still be critical of it, writes Benedict Brogan.
Nick Clegg gets it wrong on taxes and families
Nick Clegg has amused his little Lib Dem cult by sneering at the 1950s. But are families really happier now, asks Norman Tebbit.
Hark what discord follows when you meddle with the monarchy
Has the Government really thought through its plans to change the laws of succession, asks Charles Moore.
Business as usual with North Korea’s new despot
Telegraph View: The death of Kim Jong-il could presage a thaw in relations with the rest of the world - or more of the same isolationist behaviour.
Honouring the covenant
Telegraph View: Is it right that unemployment benefit is rising faster than pay in the Armed Forces?
Quiet, builders at work
Telegraph View: Southend Pier workers have been asked to turn down their radios to avoid disturbing the ruddy turnstone.
A deserving No 1
Telegraph View: We wish the best of luck to the Military Wives and to Gareth Malone.
The courage of Václav Havel
Telegraph View: Vaclav Havel, who died yesterday aged 75, changed the course of history.
Learning the lessons of the summer riots
Telegraph View: the message of the riots is clear: in those situations, the police must be guided by one consideration only - to regain control of the streets as quickly as possible.
Clegg doesn't understand why marriage matters
Telegraph View: Proponents of marriage are not harking back to an outdated model - they simply believe that it is best for children.
An English man of letters
Telegraph View: Christopher Hitchens was a writer of verve and charm, a controversialist, and an intellectual.
Meet Labour weakness with Tory boldness
Telegraph View: Labour and the Lib Dems are in disarray but this is no time for David Cameron to adopt a safety-first approach to Britain's problems.
It is vital that the Government remains at the heart of Europe in order to protect the single market
We should protect the single market
The Frogs do love us – they’re just hopping mad with Germany
Our entente with the French is still cordiale, but they badly need someone to shout at, writes Boris Johnson.
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