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- Janet Daley: (The Telegraph) - A new Labour party may be bad for the Tories' health
- Jonathan Wynne-Jones: (The Telegraph) - Dr Rowan Williams stands tall in the Church
- Philip Johnston: (The Telegraph) - Fair trials impossible if fear rules the streets
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - The world needs leaders at the G8 summit
- Hugh Muir: (The Guardian) - The tragedy of Ray Lewis
- Gary Younge: (The Guardian) - It's no surprise that the BNP's rise and New Labour's demise are linked
- Max Hastings: (The Guardian) - It may seem ineffective, but we need G8 in order to face the daunting future
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - The F-words
- Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: (The Independent) - In a sea of corruption we only catch the small fry
- Bruce Anderson: (The Independent) - Ray Lewis and Lord Phillips are both grappling with society's alienated groups
- Lucy Winkett: (The Independent) - We must address poverty, wars – and female bishops
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - Brown's opportunity to help Africa
- Melanie Phillips: (The Daily Mail) - We MUST continue his crusade against gangs
- Clive Crook: (The Financial Times) - America’s human capital is tested
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- Jeff Randall: (The Telegraph) - How to save the BBC from itself (and get its hand out of our pockets)
- Siân Berry: (The Telegraph) - Gordon Brown's eco-towns are not green
- Frank Field: (The Telegraph) - Government must be cut down to size
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - Iran remains a threat to Israel's very existence
- Simon Jenkins: (The Guardian) - Let a church so fond of division test its worth in the marketplace of belief
- Jenni Russell: (The Guardian) - Adults must help make the streets safe
- Benjamin Senauer: (The Guardian) - The appetite for biofuel starves the poor
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - Secrets and laws
- Dominic Lawson: (The Independent) - Tories used to condemn the politics of envy. Now they're seeing it from the other side
- Simon Birkett: (The Independent) - We're choking to death while the Government dithers
- Katy Guest: (The Independent) - In London we already walk by on the other side
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - The issue of bankers' pay cannot be ignored
- Andrew Alexander: (The Daily Mail) - It's always the poor who suffer from sanctions
- Philip Stephens: (The Financial Times) - Japan goes missing: invisible host at the summit
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- Edmund Conway: (The Telegraph) - We're in for a bleak winter as the economy slumps into deep freeze
- Tim Collins: (The Telegraph) - Repressive law turns terrorists into martyrs
- Alan Cochrane: (The Telegraph) - If poisoning of eagles is on an industrial scale, where are the carcases?
- Timothy Garton Ash: (The Guardian) - Crusading is not the answer, but nor is pulling up the drawbridge
- Mark Lynas: (The Guardian) - Climate change is no longer just a middle-class issue
- Zoe Williams: (The Guardian) - Lessons for the godless
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - In priase of...Dolly Parton
- Mary Dejevsky: (The Independent) - So we can't afford to drive. But here's the upside
- Johann Hari: (The Independent) - Science is thrilling – except in our schools
- Janet Street-Porter: (The Independent) - Knife crime's real perpetrators: parents
- Leading article: (The Independent) - There are ways we can tackle knife crime
- Quentin Letts: (The Daily Mail) - Lord Biro, David Icke and Miss GB - what has David Davis done to deserve this lot?
- Robert Shrimsley: (The Financial Times) - When green is the colour of gullibility
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- Gail Collins: (The New York Times) - What we learned in the war
- George F. Will: (The Washington Post) - Independence days
- Ban Ki-moon: (The Washington Post) - Global action to save global growth
- Karl Rove: (The Wall Street Journal) - Can Barack buy the Presidency?
- H.D.S. Greenway: (International Herald Tribune) - Hopes for Bhutan
- Anna Husarska: (The Daily Star) - Afghanistan's Big Return is becoming a big headache
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- Simon Heffer: (The Telegraph) - Civilised societies need subsidised arts - but the state shouldn't do it
- Irwin Stelzer: (The Telegraph) - Gordon Brown would achieve more by doing less
- Bernice McCabe: (The Telegraph) - Without passion, teaching misses the point
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - Tories have a solution to our democratic deficit
- Jonathan Freedland: (The Guardian) - Obama's shuffle to the right suggests this man is ruthless enough to win
- Simon Jenkins: (The Guardian) - Sanctions are a coward's war. They only boost brutal rulers
- Yvonne Roberts: (The Guardian) - Mum is the missing word
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - When bubbles go pop
- Hamish McRae: (The Independent) - As the value of our houses plummets, let's embark on some damage limitation
- Deborah Orr: (The Independent) - A man of God we should all be supporting
- Mark Steel: (The Independent) - If only Andy Murray came from the Home Counties
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - A promise to bank on?
- Quentin Letts: (The Daily Mail) - Cherie Blair shone two staring spooked eyes at MPs
- Martin Wolf: (The Financial Times) - Lessons to be learnt from the financial crisis
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- Boris Johnson: (The Telegraph) - If sitting on our backsides were a sport, we'd be world champions
- John Bolton: (The Telegraph) - North Korea nuclear deal with US 'like police truce with Mafia'
- Gill Hornby: (The Telegraph) - £40m really isn't enough to make a palace fit for a queen
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - 'Eco-towns' will fall victim to economics
- Polly Toynbee: (The Guardian) - For all the hyperbole, Bevan would have approved of this
- Nick Clegg: (The Guardian) - A home for progressives
- Simon Tisdall: (The Guardian) - Mugabe is weakened, but he still won't back down
- Dominic Lawson: (The Independent) - Meet the new Obama, master of the U-turn
- Juan Cruz: (The Independent) - Olé, España! (But we're still a divided country ...)
- Steve Richards: (The Independent) - The abiding lesson of the NHS is that people still look to the state in their hour of need
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - Diminished and discredited
- Max Hastings: (The Daily Mail) - Please don't take after your father, William
- Gideon Rachman: (The Financial Times) - How Obama can avoid the Carter trap
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- Janet Daley: (The Telegraph) - 'Top-ups' are the way to get better treatment
- George Pitcher: (The Telegraph) - Charles Darwin was not the father of atheism
- Tim Stevens: (The Telegraph) - Society must welcome children back into our communities
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - Politicians must heed the voters over NHS reform
- Michael Tomasky: (The Guardian) - McCain talks the party line
- Jackie Ashley: (The Guardian) - Labour must decide. Sack or back him, deadline autumn
- Madeleine Bunting: (The Guardian) - Pregnancy should be a cause for cheer, not a reason to fear for your life
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - Alexander the not so great
- Bruce Anderson: (The Independent) - Gordon Brown thought he could rely on the Scottish vote – now it could bring him down
- Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: (The Independent) - Religions should not be allowed to make ghettos
- Johann Hari: (The Independent) - Harman could yet give Labour its legacy
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - The birthday of the ban
- Melanie Phillips: (The Daily Mail) - This epidemic of sleaze is a sign our democracy itself is decaying
- Clive Crook: (The Financial Times) - The highest political bearpit in the land
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- William Kristol: (The New York Times) - The choice they made
- Paul Krugman: (The New York Times) - The Obama agenda
- Jackson Diehl: (The Washington Post) - The rival Chávez won't permit
- John R. Bolton: (The Wall Street Journal) - The tragic end of Bush's North Korea policy
- Nicholas D. Kristof: (International Herald Tribune) - If only Mugabe were white
- Hugh Pope: (The Daily Star) - The year for a settlement in Cyprus?
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- David Blair: (The Telegraph) - Will Thabo Mbeki ever find the courage to tell Robert Mugabe where to get off?
- John Kampfner: (The Telegraph) - Gordon Brown can lay the ground for Labour's next generation
- Jeff Randall: (The Telegraph) - Where did it all go wrong? When Labour started telling lies
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - More to Labour's slide than Gordon Brown
- Polly Toynbee: (The Guardian) - A year on, Brown is yet to run out of steam, but his ship is plainly sinking
- Simon Jenkins: (The Guardian) - Blears' vision may appease builders, but it won't do much for the rest of us
- Yvonne Roberts: (The Guardian) - What kind of euqality?
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - In praise of ... the Everglades
- Dominic Lawson: (The Independent) - This child protection hysteria deflects attention from a real, and growing, danger
- Michael Brown: (The Independent) - The PM's problem is that he lacks any legitimacy
- Matthew Norman: (The Independent) - An act of dispossession that shames Britain
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - Uncivilised behaviour
- Andrew Alexander: (The Daily Mail) - Democracy or freedom? That is the choice
- Philip Stephens: (The Financial Times) - Bush’s China policy likely outlive presidency
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- Mary Riddell: (The Telegraph) - Gordon Brown may be saved by eco-revolution
- Iain Martin: (The Telegraph) - Without change, Britain will never get ahead
- Con Coughlin: (The Telegraph) - Armed Forces: Why the top brass broke ranks
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - Time for sanity in the vetting of volunteers
- Matthew Yglesias: (The Guardian) - Lies, damned lies and John McCain
- Timothy Garton Ash: (The Guardian) - We don't need guns to help the people pitch Mugabe from his perch
- Semuas Milne: (The Guardian) - Bush is trying to impose a classic colonial status on Iraq
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - Unhappy birthday
- Johann Hari: (The Independent) - Our infantile search for heroic leaders
- John Rentoul: (The Independent) - Cameron's stand on Heathrow proves that his green agenda is not just a gimmick
- Joan Smith: (The Independent) - There's nothing poetic about Amy's self-destruction
- Leading article: (The Independent) - A cosy club that continues to set itsown rules
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- Simon Heffer: (The Telegraph) - Pay rises don't cause inflation - an inconvenient truth for Alistair Darling
- Gill Hornby: (The Telegraph) - How sad Old Etonian Simon Mann is a twit
- Terence Kealey: (The Telegraph) - Of course undergrads are making the grade
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - Africa is turning against the tyrant
- Jonathan Freedland: (The Guardian) - The west has to tackle Tehran - before Israel sends in the bombers
- Simon Jenkins: (The Guardian) - We've done enough damage. All we can do is send food
- Jan Morris: (The Guardian) - Davis's fight is not just for liberty. It is for Britain's soul
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - In praise of ... the Museum of Reading
- Deborah Orr: (The Independent) - How can you tell if witnesses are lying if they are allowed to remain anonymous?
- William Gumede: (The Independent) - Amid the despair of Zimbabwe, there is still hope
- Mary Dejevsky: (The Independent) - There's no reason why the world should go hungry
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - The NHS needs a dose of tougher medicine
- Quentin Letts: (The Daily Mail) - David Miliband must stop twitching so much
- Martin Wolf: (The Financial Times) - How to see world economy through two crises
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- Boris Johnson: (The Telegraph) - Tony Blair and George W Bush ordered Iraq war - not me
- Liz Hunt: (The Telegraph) - Primark has done little to make orphans any happier
- Andrew O'Hagan: (The Telegraph) - Why pre-adolescents are obsessed with sex
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - What is the BBC for?
- Irwin Stelzer: (The Guardian) - Brown's pale green policies are more honest than most
- Polly Toynbee: (The Guardian) - The miserablists need a politics they can believe in
- George Monbiot: (The Guardian) - Crime is falling - but our obsession with locking people up keeps growing
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - In praise of ... the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
- Dominic Lawson: (The Independent) - So now we will have degrees in quackery
- Terence Blacker: (The Independent) - Our culture is just as censorious as it ever was
- Steve Richards: (The Independent) - Gordon Brown is like a conjuror whose tricks don't seem to work any more
- Leading article: (The Independent) - The pill enters the internet age
- Peter Oborne: (The Daily Mail) - Is a bloody civil war the fate now for Zimbabwe?
- Gideon Rachman: (The Financial Times) - Paths our of Zimbabwe's dead end
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- David Brooks: (The New York Times) - The Bush paradox
- Anne Applebaum: (The Washington Post) - No job for Mr. Nice Guy
- Richard Cohen: (The Washington Post) - McCain's core advantage
- Bret Stephens: (The Wall Street Journal) - The Bush doctrine is relevant again
- Jeff Jacoby: (International Herald Tribune) - The coming population bust
- Mo Ibrahim: (Mail & Guardian) - Zimbabwe is about all of us
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- Janet Daley: (The Telegraph) - Gordon Brown blew it before dodging election
- Jim White: (The Telegraph) - Bank teaches millionaire children to give
- A N Wilson: (The Telegraph) - Gay bishops have changed my mind
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - South Africa might yet rescue Zimbabwe
- Tristram Hunt: (The Guardian) - Just get over it, Ken
- Jackie Ashley: (The Guardian) - It's no longer populist to put jobs ahead of the climate
- Max Hastings: (The Guardian) - If we endorse yob behaviour in role models, we'll become a yob nation
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - A triumph for terror
- Basildon Peta: (The Independent) - No, Tsvangirai was not right to pull out
- Andreas Whittam Smith: (The Independent) - Buy when stocks are down? Let's explode that myth
- Johann Hari: (The Independent) - When two sides of Islam go head to head
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - The downside of diplomas
- Melanie Phillips: (The Daily Mail) - If Cameron has seen the light on grammar schools, there's real hope for the Tories
- Clive Crook: (The Financial Times) - Hot air clouds the energy debate
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- Iain Dale: (The Telegraph) - Jack Straw is acting like Caligula in trying to stifle democracy
- Con Coughlin: (The Telegraph) - Can desert kingdom Saudi Arabia take the heat out of oil price bubble?
- Anne Applebaum: (The Telegraph) - Britain will have a chance to lead the way
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - The Anglican Church is divided, but not fatally
- Polly Toynbee: (The Guardian) - The public deserves protection from the false hope of 'wonder drugs'
- Simon Jenkins: (The Guardian) - This icon of 60s New Brutalism has its champions. So let them restore it
- Jonathan Steele: (The Guardian) - In the Jerusalem of the North, the Jewish story is forgotten
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - In praise of ... the fist bump
- Dominic Lawson: (The Independent) - This is more than a political knock-about – it's the inexcusable smearing of an opponent
- Philip Hensher: (The Independent) - Is it safe to revisit the harems?
- Matthew Norman: (The Independent) - Prepare for the second wave of Obamania
- Leading Article: (The Independent) - There is no reason for a blanket ban on GM crops
- Quentin Letts: (The Daily Mail) - This lobbying stinks like a decapitated, ageing trout
- Philip Stephens: (The Financial Times) - Saving the planet will be difficult, but do not despair
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- Tim Montgomerie: (The Telegraph) - The Conservatives should woo the hard-working class
- Iain Martin: (The Telegraph) - Our EU masters have no sense of shame
- Mary Riddell: (The Telegraph) - It is time the Government tackled youth crime
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - Britain's allies must do more in Afghanistan
- Timothy Garton Ash: (The Guardian) - Instead of bullying the Irish, Europe should be working on plan D - and E
- Bernard Trafford: (The Guardian) - We're not all toffs
- John Harris: (The Guardian) - The new vegetarianism: meat is more murderous than ever
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - Rare opportunity to talk
- Steve Richards: (The Independent) - The Tories want to deliver improved public services. But does their approach add up?
- Johann Hari: (The Independent) - There is a smart drug – it's called breast milk
- Adrian Hamilton: (The Independent) - This meeting in Saudi Arabia won't solve oil prices
- Leading article: (The Independent) - Punishment, populism and a gap in perception
- Robert Shrimsley: (The Financial Times) - A show of respect for the Irish voters
- Keith Waterhouse: (The Daily Mail) - After these odd tests, the bin stops here
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- Gail Collins: (The New York Times) - Bad day in the Rose Garden
- Roger Cohen: (The New York Times) - The muck of the Irish
- David Ignatius: (The Washington Post) - The right Iraq footprint
- Roger Bate: (The Wall Street Journal) - Mugabe vows to hold power
- Dan Koeppel: (International Herald Tribune) - Yes, we will have no bananas
- John Garnaut: (The Sydney Morning Herald) - Browned off with pollution but China is trying hard
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- Fraser Nelson: (The Telegraph) - David Cameron must free our schools
- Emma Soames: (The Telegraph) - The grey army grows mightier every day
- Irwin Stelzer: (The Telegraph) - President Barack Obama would be bad for Britain
- Leading Article: (The Telegraph) - Hard economic times may not be that bad
- Jonathan Freedland: (The Guardian) - A year in, it's clear: we got Brown wrong. He is simply not up to the job
- Simon Jenkins: (The Guardian) - Loathing of elections has led British democracy to atrophy
- Shirley Williams: (The Guardian) - An Irish wake-up call
- Leading Article: (The Guardian) - War of terror
- Hamish McRae: (The Independent) - The good news is the downturn won't be too deep – but the bad news is it will last longer
- Mark Steel: (The Independent) - If the poor of Africa are hungry, send them arms
- Deborah Orr: (The Independent) - Humiliating kids isn't the answer to crime
- Leading article: (The Independent) - Strange indulgence of the sex industry
- Edward Heathcote Amory: (The Daily Mail) - Labour said the Lisbon Treaty had been given the 'last rites'
- Martin Wolf: (The Financial Times) - How imbalances led to credit crunch and inflation
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- Maureen Dowd: (The New York Times) - American President pleads guilty to hopeless idealism
- Thomas L. Friedman: (The New York Times) - Iraq: Still inscrutable
- Ruth Marcus: (The Washington Post) - The court McCain wants
- Thomas Frank: (The Wall Street Journal) - Lord, make me conservative, but not yet
- Michael Fullilove: (International Herald Tribune) - Exaggerating America's decline
- David Crossland: (Der Spiegel) - Death and flamenco in the afternoon
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