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UPDATED 4 TIMES: An open invitation to the ‘alternative’ medicine community: comment on Matthias...

holfordwatch.info
19-Sep-2008
        

While a number of sources have commented on Matthias Rath’s now-dropped libel case against the Guardian and Ben Goldacre - links are here - I am surprised to see that the ‘alternative’ medicine community seems to have...

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Race and the police: No quick fix

economist.com
18-Sep-2008 1 related
        

An ugly public row sees London’s police force accused of being racist. Is it?WHEN he was posted to the London borough of Lewisham in April 1973, David Michael was the first black constable ever to walk the beat there. “It...

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'The spectre of a CPO no longer hangs over Potters Field' - Caroline Pidgeon AM

libdems.org.uk
17-Sep-2008 5 related
        

The threat of a compulsory purchase order of an iconic piece of land, described by Mayor Johnson as "the most important Thames-side site left in London" has been lifted. Potters field, which lies between Tooley Street...

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Will Boris Johnson's plan for a new Routemaster London bus come to fruition?

guardian.co.uk
14-Sep-2008
        

Boris's Bus (A Political Journey) Part 1: Now, Where Were We? We could say that the saga of Boris Johnson's "21st Century Routemaster" – or New Routemaster – bus policy began when Policy Exchange, the think tank whose...

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guardian.co.uk: Delegates walk past a window decorated with the Labour logo in Bournemouth in September 2007. Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images guardian.co.uk

Peter Kellner's six reasons why Labour could still win: are they convincing?

guardian.co.uk
12-Sep-2008
        

Delegates walk past a window decorated with the Labour logo in Bournemouth in September last year. Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images Anyone in Downing Street hoping to curry favour with Gordon Brown could do a lot...

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msn.com: Angellica Bell will present a political reality TV show for children msn.com

Political reality TV show for kids

msn.com
11-Sep-2008
        

Angellica Bell will join political broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby for a children's political reality TV series - the winner of which will present their manifesto to Gordon Brown. The programme, broadcast on BBC1, will see...

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Venezuela’s traffic: Jam today

economist.com
11-Sep-2008
        

The price of cheap petrolEVERY weekday morning, Zarhay Infante leaves home in the Caracas dormitory town of Guarenas shortly after 5am. If the journey goes well, she reaches her office in the capital, some 30km (19 miles)...

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Simon Fletcher: London's tube shortfall highlights the failure of PPP

guardian.co.uk
10-Sep-2008 1 related
        

The latest argument over the tube goes something like this. London Underground says the cost of the next stage of the much-needed investment on the tube, which is organised through the public-private partnership (PPP), is...

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Jenny Jones: Ken Livingstone has done a lot for Green politics, but his party hasn't

guardian.co.uk
10-Sep-2008
        

Ken Livingstone has done a lot for Green politics, but his party hasn't. If he wants our support in 2012, Labour has to change Ken Livingstone was warmly welcomed to our conference last night, and convinced even waverers...

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Editorial: Red signals for the rail industry

guardian.co.uk
10-Sep-2008
        

Train fares became simpler at the start of this week, as the rail industry merged a bewildering range of tickets into a straightforward choice between cheap tickets booked in advance and expensive ones sold at the station....

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