Published in the Evening Standard 30 March 2006 So I?m in a convenience store in west London. I?m in a hurry, scouring the shelves for Calpol, because my son has a temperature, when I hear a commotion by the cash … Continued
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Why do writers take noms de plume? Jonathan Freedland explains his decision to publish his latest book under an assumed name
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Kadima suffered from the loss of its founder, Ariel Sharon, leading to a disappointing night for Israeli moderates and progressives.
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The planned unilateral borders cannot stand, but Olmert needs support - because some withdrawal is better than none
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The media say the Israeli elections are dull, but we are about to witness the eclipse of Likud and all it stands for.
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Despite this week's scathing report from the Commons public expenditure committee, the Diana memorial fountain could still be a success - if it pays for itself Published in the Evening Standard 23 March 2006 In a way, yesterday was ideal … Continued
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Front page commentary on Gordon Brown's 10th Budget, on the Guardian's website
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Three years of conflict in Iraq has corroded public trust in every aspect of his premiership, both domestic and foreign
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The Guardian is right to call for Tony Blair to go. If anything, we might have waited too long.
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Published in the Evening Standard March 16 2006 Well, I'm feeling king of hill, top of the heap, A-number-one, because last week I got to see the new Sinatra show at the Palladium. The critics didn't like it much and … Continued
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