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Thursday 19 November 2009 9:21am
Forget Afghanistan, the economy and public services: the debate about the Queen's Speech confirms the triumph of sleaze over political ideas more...

Tuesday 17 November 2009 7:33pm
The aim of education should be to provide what the elite has to everyone, not dismiss it so that something easier can be taught instead more...

Wednesday 11 November 2009 5:14pm
The clamour for calamity: greens seem to be demanding disaster to make us see our wicked ways more...

Sunday 8 November 2009 1:48pm
Overpopulation? What's limited is not resources, but the neo-Malthusians' faith in humanity more... (pdf)

Monday 2 November 2009 2:40pm
Brendan O'Neill on the UK government's attempt to turn carbon emissions into a Big Scary Monster more...

Thursday 29 October 2009 6:08pm
New report shows how schools are under pressure to search out and report ‘racist’ incidents, turning ordinary playground rows into notifiable cases more...

Tuesday 27 October 2009 7:14pm
spiked's Duleep Allirajah defends football fans' freedom to be offensive on Radio 5's Songs of Rage more...

Tuesday 27 October 2009 1:43pm
Mugging Mother Teresa: why has she become an easy target for today's radical dinner-party atheists? more...

Thursday 22 October 2009 2:24pm
The Muhammad cartoons: how Yale University Press is tip-toeing around the culture of offence-avoidance more...

Wednesday 21 October 2009 12:38pm
Brendan O'Neill argues that Stephen Fry turned Twitter into an enemy of free speech over Jan Moir more...

Monday 19 October 2009 4:57pm
Nick Griffin's views are odious, but trying to ban him is an insult to our ability to think for ourselves more...

Monday 19 October 2009 10:05am
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown doesn't seem too keen on Jan Moir, the right to free speech or spiked's Brendan O'Neill more...

Tuesday 13 October 2009 11:49am
Brendan O'Neill argues that politicians' talk of 'change' is a handy cover for a lack of wider political vision more... [pdf]

Saturday 10 October 2009 7:16pm
Brendan O'Neill says the Chinese have a lot to teach Brits about rebelling against govt authoritarianism more...

Thursday 8 October 2009 2:34pm
Brendan O'Neill asks if you can really pervert the course of justice with a dodgy rap video on YouTube. The British courts think you can. more...

Wednesday 7 October 2009 4:44pm
A Scilly idea: test to see if Isles could drastically cut energy use for one day fails. We need to generate more electricity, not use less more...

Monday 5 October 2009 9:51am
The Food Standards Agency has launched the latest salvo in the war on salt. But is it really so dangerous? more...

Friday 2 October 2009 4:10pm
Don and dusted: is the age of the scholar over? Mary Beard, Colin Blakemore and others debate the value of ideas at the British Library on Weds 7 Oct more...

Wednesday 30 September 2009 10:46am
The tyranny of small things: David Hockney defends his right to smoke against the professional zealots more...

Monday 28 September 2009 2:10pm
Fred Pearce shows how the 'population bomb' is being defused. Shame he's obsessed with overconsumption more...

 


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Forget Afghanistan, the economy and public services: the debate about the Queen's Speech confirms the triumph of sleaze over political ideas more...

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19 November 2009
Too many people? No, too many Malthusians
17 November 2009
Election: up for grabs, but nothing to play for
There’s more to human character than sharing toys

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Erasing David and the fight for privacy rights


20 November 2009:
Never mind the guest presenters