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Society & Politics Daily Mail nice to Gordon Brown shock! Having helped show him the door, a certain newspaper is now trying to be more cosy. Read more	0	22nd Nov 2010 Alexander Hay
Society & Politics The problem with being right Six months ago I predicted that Prince William and Kate Middleton would announce their engagement. Read more	0	17th Nov 2010 Anthony Page
Society & Politics In the midst of a New World Order Those of you who keep up with current affairs will have noticed a distinct shift of emphasis from the news media recently. All the news from the Far East is upbeat and very positive, whilst the news from the West is full of caution and caveats. In other words, not quite doom and gloom but pretty close. Read more	2	16th Nov 2010 Anthony Page
Society & Politics You can't make people good As Iain Duncan Smith denounces worklessness as a 'sin', the thorny issue of politics and morals surfaces again. Read more	0	15th Nov 2010 Alexander Hay
Society & Politics Cameron accepts that size matters! Domestic politics is so passé. David Cameron is off playing international statesman and trying desperately not to mention the appalling human rights record of his hosts (China). Read more	0	11th Nov 2010 Anthony Page
Money & Finance Spending cuts: Osborne sharpens axe When the government was formed as a coalition, I admit I had very little faith in its ability to focus on the malaise the nation was in, let alone formulate a plan that would offer a remedy. Read more	1	19th Oct 2010 Gareth Hargreaves
News i, newspaper Next week The Independent launches a new ultra-cheap condensed newspaper called i. Read more	0	19th Oct 2010 Allan McLachlan
Society & Politics Foreign aid too costly for Britain Having forked out £billions in aid in 2009, UK politicians and commentators are questioning the value of boosting emerging economies such as Vietnam, India and China. And I agree with them! Read more	0	8th Oct 2010 Anthony Page
Relationships Sex and 'old people'? Heaven forfend I'm sick of reading stories about how the over 50s are ignorant to the risks of sexually transmitted diseases and that older people are rampantly promiscuous, viagra powered slaves to lust ... blah, blah, blah. How refreshing that a recent report from Continuum Crew's Lori Bitter suggests that women over 50 prefer watching TV in the bedroom to sex. Read more	1	20th Sep 2010 Gareth Hargreaves
Money & Finance Housing and property prices: An uncertain outlook The worst may be over in the housing market, but the future is still far from clear Read more	0	16th Sep 2010 Stewart Andersen
Money & Finance The state of things After months of flatlining, there is some tentative evidence to suggest that the property market is still alive...just. But media reports are sending mixed messages. Read more	0	16th Sep 2010 Stewart Andersen
Home & Leisure Moving Countries in Midlife Why would a middle-aged Australian couple, with a spacious home close to surf beaches, move to chilly overcrowded London? That's just what my husband Andrew and I have done and the adventure has just begun... Read more	5	14th Sep 2010 Diane Priestley