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Taken on Trust

There is a legitimate public interest in the rehabilitation of Jon Venables

Gardener’s Questions

Wary of celebrity TV interviewers, David Cameron chose a far scarier interrogator

Death by a thousand cuts

A shameful lack of military funding has led directly to the deaths of British soldiers in Afghanistan. Ultimately, the Prime Minister is responsible

Waiting for Gordo

Fixed-term Parliaments could end all the speculation about the date of the election

Elgar’s Finale

Who would our party leaders want as the next face of the £20 note?

Prize Examples

The Oscars did as much as International Women’s Day to fête women’s success

Grown-up Justice

The Government must be open about Jon Venables and what he has done, but not to a timetable set by the mob

Good luck, Jonathan

Nigeria’s acting president must stabilise his country and soothe ethnic tensions

The Two Faces of Iraq

Yesterday’s democratic elections in Iraq were marred by violence. But the fact that millions of Iraqis risked their lives to register their...

Mr Gove’s Test

The Conservative’s plans for education demand radicalism as well as traditionalism

Spyclists

But were the enthusiastic pedallers here for exercise, exploration or espionage?

Brown fails to convince in the war of words

On Mr Brown’s watch a mismatch developed between our military commitments and the government’s desire to focus spending elsewhere

Unanswered questions of the Bulger case

If only a quarter of the stories of what Jon Venables has been doing are true, the authorities abjectly failed to meet their side of the bargain

Final word: Rise up and keep those cabbies talking

Travellers in the capital have barely got over the shock of the bendy bus, yet now they are threatened with the prospect of the silent cabbie

No Regrets, Part Two

The Prime Minister made a resolute case for the decision to go to war in Iraq and defended himself stoutly, if not entirely convincingly, on...

Political Inconvenience

Why the Conservatives have been derailed by the Ashcroft affair

The Red, White and Blue Knights

Football’s Knights should put country before club and save our 2018 World Cup bid

Theatre of war

Ten questions that Sir John Chilcot and his colleagues should ask today when Gordon Brown appears before the Iraq war inquiry