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I seldom say this these days, but Gordon Brown is right
07.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Matthew d'Ancona has kicked the Government hard recently, but on the issue of extending the detention limit for terror suspects to 42 days, the Prime Minister's opponents are wrong.
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Let's talk tough with our EU friends. They might even like it
07.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
We should clear the air with a fundamental restatement of the terms of our membership of the EU, that establishes the kind of cooperative relationship with which the UK is comfortable, writes Norman Blackwell.
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Fishermen face 'worst ever crisis'
07.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
By the end of 2008 thousands more of our surviving 12,000 fishermen - already down in numbers by 40 per cent in the past 14 years - fear they may be out of business forever, writes Christopher Booker.
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Amid Barack Obamamania, John McCain could still win the US presidential election
07.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
John McCain is probably the only Republican who could win the presidency in a year when almost any Democrat should beat almost any Republican, writes John O'Sullivan.
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The baby boom comes of age
07.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Many in advertising are obsessed with young audiences, but one group, born between 1946 and 1950, is about to challenge these prejudices, says Dan Roberts.
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After a life of travel, Jan Morris is back where he started
07.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
An acclaimed writer who crossed sexual as well as geographical boundaries has renewed her commitment to the woman she first married 60 years ago, writes William Langley.
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We owe our soldiers so much and care for them so little
07.06.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
If Gordon Brown has been trying to reward our armed forces, he has been making a very poor fist of it, says Jenny McCartney.
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Labour are back to being the natural party of opposition in Britain
07.06.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
The reality dawning on smarter members of the Labour family is this: the party's problems are even worse than they appear, writes Iain Martin.
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I recommend close shave for David Cameron
07.06.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Nigel Farndale's advice to David Cameron is that if he wants to look serious, intelligent and down with the kids at the same time, he should stop preening himself and go for a razor cut, a number one all over.
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Terry Wogan's World
07.06.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
As the dust settles on the Eurovision Song Contest, and the musical Iron Curtain lifts for another year, it's time to reflect on the wisdom of the Public Vote, says Terry Wogan.
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Why we must not make the 'right to die' legal
07.06.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
This week a woman with MS will ask the courts to clarify the law on assisted suicide - but seriously ill patients must never be made to feel they must 'stop being a burden', says Alasdair Palmer.
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Big Brother has got so much smaller
07.06.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
For those of us who succumb to the ignoble appeal of watching them compete to become Z-list celebrities, the unveiling the latest housemates proved a doleful occasion, writes Jemima Lewis.
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Ukrainian News Team Second In Mass Media Mini-Football Championship
07.06.2008 05:23
ukranews.com
The championship was held during the Healthy Fashion festival, organized for the mass media workers by the Youth, Family and Sports Ministry and the Ukrainian Physical Culture Center.
Ukraine
Politics
CEC Prepared for Snap Elections To Verkhovna Rada In Case Of Legal Grounds
07.06.2008 05:23
ukranews.com
"CEC is always prepared to elections, we have held elections many times, including the snap ones", he said. CEC will be capable to provide all stages of the election process if the snap elections are envisaged by special acts, he pointed out.
Ukraine
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