Woolwich attack: When killers strike, should we listen to what they say?
Just as Anders Breivik's views on Islam did not deserve a hearing, Woolwich doesn't strengthen the left's case on foreign policy
Published by: The Guardian
Just as Anders Breivik's views on Islam did not deserve a hearing, Woolwich doesn't strengthen the left's case on foreign policy
Published by: The Guardian
Insulting Nigel Farage won't work, but David Cameron shouldn't impersonate him either. The answer is far subtler
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As Ukip makes big gains in local elections across England, our panel discuss what this means for wider politics
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Israel's ultra-orthodox parties – so long deemed part of the hawkish right – might just unlock the two-state solution
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The long-ago BBC Jerusalem correspondent, Michael Elkins, once lamented that too many war reporters had not served a journalistic apprenticeship by working on a local newspaper. How, he asked, could they understand the grief of a woman in Beirut devast...
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The last 24 hours have felt like an extended episode of Homeland. Amid all the uncertainty, what are we to make of it?
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Eleven Guardian contributors give their verdicts on the ceremonial funeral at St Paul's CathedralMichael WhiteJonathan FreedlandGiles FraserMartin KettleMichael BillingtonSam WollastonJess Cartner-MorleyNick HopkinsCatherine BennettRhiannon Lucy Cossle...
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The ceremony that hushed central London was a farewell to Margaret Thatcher – and also to the conflicted 1980s
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The aim was to usher Thatcher into that tiny pantheon of figures deemed fit to stand alongside the monarchy in national esteem
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