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• Steve Bell on Tony Blairs role in Iraq war

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Hans Blix: The PM seems to have deployed arguments as they suited him. Our weapons inspections were telling another story Steve Bell
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• The Guardian gets An iPhone App

  
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  As snarky as they are towards Silicon Valley, this is quite ironic…(please don’t sue me )
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• Cuts in long haul cabins touch a raw nerve with proud BA 747 crew

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Imposed reductions in staffing top a long list of Unite disputes with national airline The decision by British Airways management to impose staffing changes is the most divisive factor in a dispute threatening to ground Britains national carrier over the Christmas period. Steve Turner, who covers aviation at the ...
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• Laurent Blanc looks a good bet to succeed vintage Sir Alex Ferguson

  
  Sport: Sportblog | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 150
  José Mourinho is too controversial Martin ONeill is too old – but Laurent Blanc could one day be perfect for Manchester United On Sunday night Sir Alex Ferguson added to his unmatched collection of honours the informal distinction of becoming the first man since Carlo Fassi, the mentor of the Olympic figure ...
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• Why design should be rated alongside science

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Design education is as important to the future of the economy as the sciences, technology, mathematics and engineering, and should be given equal support Higher education has a responsibility to provide a workforce with the design capability and high-level technical design skills to generate growth in key industries ...
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• Simon Hoggarts sketch: Best cathedral for a punch in the mouth

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  There were two arresting pictures in yesterdays papers: Silvio Berlusconi with bloodied face after an attack by someone brandishing a model of Milans cathedral, and Gordon Brown in full armoured kit for his overnight visit to Afghanistan. Our prime minister appeared to be wearing two helmets, and looked extremely ...
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• Education letters

  
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  A decade of progress within the education system, yet the level of deprivation suffered by children has risen due to the rise in unemployment The noughties reviewed Fiona Millar highlights the fact that progress has been made despite the continuing weaknesses in a minority of schools (Ten years: for richer or ...
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• Those Sorry, you were out cards: a postman delivers his verdict

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Very few mailmen mislead their customers – but its more likely to happen at Christmas More than half of all consumers apparently feel they have been misled by their postman because a "Sorry you were out" card has been pushed through their letterbox while they were, in fact, at home. According to the watchdog ...
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• Letters: Picture police alienate the public

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Paul Lewiss article (Snap that tested terror laws to breaking point , 12 December) really struck a nerve with me as I have been stopped by plain-clothes police officers in Canary Wharf just outside the building that I work in, in Canada Square. I was wearing my staff pass, which clearly shows my full name and also ...
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• Letters: Pinkification – and post-feminism for beginners

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Your report on the hardening up of gender stereotypes in childrens culture makes for depressing reading ( The power of pink , 12 December). But there are, surely, a few encouraging counter-trends. For example, childrens clothes are much more unisex than 20 years ago, largely thanks to the popularity of sportswear ...
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• Real loneliness can do serious damage

  
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  Neuroscientist John Cacioppo says social pain is akin to physical pain. So what can be done to make it better? Tis the season to be lonely. Half a million pensioners will spend Christmas Day alone , while nearly three in five people over 55 will be wishing they could see more of their family. This isnt just a ...
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• Do you wear a vest?

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Silvio Berlusconi says its macho not to. Heres what you think On Sunday night, just before he was punched in the face at a political rally, Silvio Berlusconi made a startling announcement. He pulled his shirt open to show the Italian people that he wasnt wearing a vest. This, he claimed, was macho proof that ...
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• Cardiac arrest? Nellie the Elephant could save your life

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  its a great soundtrack for resuscitation To resuscitate someone who has suffered a cardiac arrest, you need to make between 90 and 100 chest compressions per minute, and, according to a new study, running through the song Nellie the Elephant in your head while you do it significantly helps. Unfortunately, the team ...
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• Letters: Suspect judgments on Kercher trial

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Alexander Chancellor (G2, 11 December) would do better when defending the Italian legal system against charges of unfairness from across the Atlantic to highlight the case of an innocent person executed by the US. He instead refers to Danielle Simpson, who couldnt stand being on death row any longer so "waived his ...
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• Letters: The franchise factor

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  I am both intrigued and concerned by Simon Cowells plans for a "political X Factor" ( Simon says: from pop to politics , 14 December). Such a programme, done well, could help to re-engage young people in politics and educate the public about important and complex issues. It could also help to address the clear failure ...
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• Pass notes No 2,700: Keira Knightley

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Shes making her West End debut this week Age: 24. Appearance: Thin. So thin that an area nine times the size of Wales has been deforested to produce newspaper and magazines articles asking "Isnt she thin?", week in, week out, for the last five years. Isnt she thin though? Yes, but please lets talk about ...
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• Life and Out of My Depth | TV review

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  It was a wonderful Life – and even Sir David got a little bit sentimental, says Sam Wollaston And so, the end of Life (BBC1). Doomsday. Well, no more Monday-night nature pornfests, anyway. It has been spectacular. And primates are a nice way to go out. Hey hey, were the monkeys . . . Even the great David ...
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• Digested read: Driven to Distraction by Clarkson

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Michael Joseph, £20 Once again the beardy Guardian-reading marxists in their N-reg Peugeots at the Highways Agency have claimed the slower you drive the faster you arrive at your destination. The facts are this. There is no evidence speed cameras have saved a single life. Which brings me neatly on to the Clio, ...
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• Beyond the stable

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  What does the nativity mean to a modern, more secular, society? We asked artists for their own interpretations. Here, novelist Jenny Turner introduces their work. Click to view their artwork A few years ago, Madame Tussauds did a nativity with Posh and Becks as Mary and Joseph, Graham Norton as a shepherd and the ...
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• Response: Healthy diets do not necessarily have a low environmental impact

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  It is preferable to eat local food than to restrict ourselves to vegetable-only diets Your article was correct to say that the Sustainable Development Commissions efforts to define a healthy, low-environmental-impact diet would be seen as an "assault on the UKs current food system" ( Eat less meat and dairy: official ...
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