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| Wed 16 May |
| Sorry, but SYRIZA won’t save Europe |
| The radical Greek leftists, along with Hollande in France, pose as anti-austerity yet promote ideas which will condemn Europe to long-term penury. |
| by Brendan O’Neill
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| Revisiting ‘Midnight in the Century’ |
| Frank Furedi looks back at his 1990 groundbreaking Living Marxism article on the crisis facing Marxists. |
| by Frank Furedi
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| ‘I am happy to call myself a Bolshevik’ |
| Claire Fox of the Institute of Ideas answers spiked readers’ questions on the left, liberty, Mad Men and more. |
| by Claire Fox
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| Tue 15 May |
| A respectable riot against tabloid readers |
| The interrogation of Rebekah Brooks over the NotW exposing paedophiles only exposed the prejudices behind the Leveson inquisition. |
| by Mick Hume
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| Pirate Party: giving politics a jolly roger |
| The cyber-rights obsessives are not a ‘fresh wind’ - they just show how much politics is screwed. |
| by Matthias Heitmann
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| Give food labelling the red light |
| The state’s attempt to colonise our kitchens by crudely labelling food ‘good’ and ‘bad’ is deeply unhealthy. |
| by Rob Lyons
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| Mon 14 May |
| Gay marriage: redrawing the American political map |
| In officially endorsing same-sex marriage, Obama is signalling that the Democratic Party now has little interest in its old blue-collar supporters. |
| by Frank Furedi
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| Why I’m coming out... against gay marriage |
| A New York progressive braves the opprobrium of his peers by questioning same-sex marriage. |
| by Sean Collins
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| Why the Hollygarchy *hearts* gay marriage |
| Hollywood has become a closed set to anyone who is less than effusive about same-sex marriage. |
| by Tim Black
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| Fri 11 May |
| The petty politics of the anti-inequality brigade |
| ESSAY: Don’t be fooled by their egalitarian rhetoric - today’s equality campaigners simply dislike both the super-rich and ‘trailer trash’. |
| by Daniel Ben-Ami
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| Thank you, Maurice Sendak |
| In picture and word, Where the Wild Things Are remains a sublime testament to the untamed emotions of childhood. |
| by Nancy McDermott
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| Homeland: fear and self-loathing in America |
| One of Homeland’s greatest strengths is that it shows how much modern terrorists now ape liberal Westerners. |
| by Patrick Hayes
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| It’s time to knock out the Europa League |
| Watching Athletic Bilbao and their bonkers coach may make Thursdays fun, but the Europa League is still pointless. |
| by Duleep Allirajah
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| Thu 10 May |
| It’s not just sex gangs who abuse ‘white trash’ |
| It seems Pakistani sex pests and British politicians share a similar disdain for the allegedly decadent white working class. |
| by Tim Black
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| A bad tan doesn't equal a bad parent |
| It should be no business of anti-bronzing health freaks whether ‘tan mum’ chooses to have a burnt-to-the-crisp complexion. |
| by Nathalie Rothschild
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| This defamation bill is no friend of freedom |
| Bizarrely, free-speech activists are cheering a new bill that will entrench the state’s right to decide what we can say. |
| by Luke Samuel
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