Too Much Heat And Not Enough Light
Jerry Hayes thinks we must accept the Abu Qatada decision, if we are to uphold the rule of law.
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The Fat Tax
Daniel Barnett considers yesterday’s Court of Appeal ruling, suggesting that passengers cannot recover compensation for hurt feelings when on board airplanes.
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Scarlett MccGwire argues we need to think carefully about the riots of 2011 to avoid a repeat.
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Will 'Marital Coercion' Be Vicky Pryce's Defence?
- Feb 4, 2012
Jerry Hayes has an interesting take on the question Iain Dale posed yesterday on Vicky Pryce's plea.
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Why Stop At Mr Fred? The Time Has Come For Revenge For Darien.
- Feb 1, 2012
Nik Darlington argues the case for stripping Sir William Paterson of his knighthood.
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The Consequences of Hester's Bonus Debacle
- Jan 30, 2012
Daniel Barnett asks whether there is any better reason not to work in the public sector than your contractual arrangements being at the behest of political caprice?
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Words And Values
- Jan 25, 2012
Jerry Lockspeiser trys to find out exactly what "compensation" means when it comes to big business execs.
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Hypocrisy From The Bishops
- Jan 24, 2012
Nick de Bois point out the hypocrisy of the Bishops when it comes to their own "poverty stricken" vicars.
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Why Crime Matters
- Jan 22, 2012
Peter Watt experiences crime first hand and understand why it holds such sway over people's votes.
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