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The Army must be properly funded, but not at the expense of the other Services
The three Service chiefs must unite together to ensure that the Armed Forces, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force are properly funded by the Goverment
23 Nov 2009
Revive Paris's nightlife by turning down the music
Musicians should play their music at a quieter level to stop clubs in Paris being shut
23 Nov 2009
Europe's diplomatic service will undermine British interests
Brussels will now proceed to upstage nation states' ambassadors.
22 Nov 2009
Why are cheap cheeses so tasteless?
Bee Wilson should bring her sights around to the so-called mild, "value" end of the market.
22 Nov 2009
EU appointments have as much democratic legitimacy as the Politburo
The EU's way of selecting its president and foreign minister leaves British voters bemused, disenfranchised and angry
21 Nov 2009
Care for the elderly Bill does not solve the alarming shortfall in personal provision
Working people need to take more responsibility for providing for their old age
20 Nov 2009
No point in asking what the German is for Boxing Day
The British get a raw deal when it comes to bank holidays
20 Nov 2009
The Queen's Speech exposes Labour's failures on health care and education
The Queen's Speech is an admission of the Labour Government's failures.
19 Nov 2009
Historic tolerance is undermined by right to roam
There are downsides to generous access rights in Scotland.
19 Nov 2009
A doomsday scenario if the Bank of England panics over apparent inflation
The public will panic is they think inflation is spiralling, so the Bank of England must resist calls for interest-rate rises
18 Nov 2009
No need to take a shotgun to the birds of prey
It is not necessary to cull carnivores in order to allow certain birds, whose numbers are declining, to breed
18 Nov 2009
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Tearing up bankers' contracts would mean the FSA trying to rig the market
The Government should not allow unaccountable bureaucrats to interfere with bankers' employment contracts
17 Nov 2009
Reforming the most expensive railways in Europe
Train companies are charging unjustifiably high fares for a poor service
17 Nov 2009
Historical precedent shows that Labour cannot be trusted over Afghanistan
Faced with a financial crisis at home a past Labour government cut and ran.
16 Nov 2009
Let Handel speak for himself, even when dramatised
Visual tools help people listening to enjoy Handel's music, but we should not not read more into it than Handel intended.
16 Nov 2009
Blame Gordon Brown, not the Tories, for the lack of an EU vote
Our wrath should be aimed at the man responsible.
15 Nov 2009
Putting old watermills back to work
The Government should restore watermills, not build windmills.
15 Nov 2009
Nursing will grow too narrow by becoming a graduate-only profession
The experience of other professions shows that nursing should remain open to entrants without a degree
14 Nov 2009
Trampling over smallholdings on the coastal path round England and Wales
Landowners and householders must be compensated
14 Nov 2009
The offensive comparison of banks and casinos
Comparing casinos with the disgraced and dysfunctional banking industry should be avoided.
13 Nov 2009
Smiles and frowns of opinionated newsreaders
Hand-waving by presenters suggests that the news they are delivering is their opinion.
12 Nov 2009
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