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Thursday 03 October 2013

Comment and Blogs

The best comment and blogs from The Telegraph including Charles Moore, Peter Oborne, James Delingpole, Benedict Brogan, Boris Johnson, Dan Hodges, Sue Cameron and Janet Daley

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David Cameron addressing the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester  

Political leaders show what they really believe

David Cameron’s speech ends an unusual but refreshing conference season, says Peter Oborne

Europe’s wings must be clipped – but how?

As David Cameron noted in his conference speech, the UK has won allies to get powers back from Europe  

The clamour for an EU exit is growing just as the moderates are winning wider support, argues Sue Cameron

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Shock, horror – young British couple buy home

House prices are predicted to rise by nearly a quarter over the next five years. This is no longer a property ladder. It’s the North Face of the Eiger in FitFlops  

For many, buying a house in our homeland was almost an impossible dream – until now, says Allison Pearson

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Lines that gave us each day our daily bread

A group in the Church of England is alarmed that the Lord's Prayer is unfamiliar to many  

Prayers learnt in childhood are a spiritual resource that lasts a lifetime, says Allan Massie

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Gordon Brown nearly wrecked my marriage

A compatibility test before your wedding day can stop small rifts becoming wide fissures  

Taking a compatibility test before marriage is terrifying, says Robert Colvile

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Miliband’s has turned into the Tories’ Red Peril

Ed Miliband has, to the astonishment of his friends and enemies alike, shifted the centre of gravity of British politics  

In many voters’ minds, he is the only party leader prepared to fight their corner, says Mary Riddell

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American shutdown: no way to run a country

Americans oppose using a government shutdown to block implementation of Obamacare by 72 per cent to 22 per cent, according to one survey  

The decision by the Tea Party to 'shut down’ the government enrages Republicans as much as Democrats, says Peter Foster

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Am I a 'social leper’ for caring about my kids?

 

Parents who send their children to private school should be lauded, not treated as pariahs, says James Delingpole

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Has British politics reverted to capitalism v socialism?

 
The Telegram

In this week's Telegram, Benedict Brogan, Sue Cameron and Peter Oborne dissect conference season

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Alastair Campbell was far worse than any Daily Mail hack

 
Peter Oborne

No political journalist in my lifetime has treated politicians with such utter, total and complete contempt as Alastair Campbell

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Labour needs more Alastair Campbells

 
Dan Hodges

The next election will be a fight to determine who runs Britain. It will be a brutal one.

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Forget Rouhani’s overtures. We are still at war with Iran

Con Coughlin  
Con Coughlin

The West is engaged in a clandestine war against the Iranian regime

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Iran, the Mossad and the power of cyber-warfare

 
Shashank Joshi

For the first time in almost two years, motorcycle-borne assassins appear to have murdered an Iranian official

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The Guardian and Left-wing mass murderers: a love story

 
Sean Thomas

Is the Guardian completely blemishless when it comes to Dubious Opinions From The Past?

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The reason British youngsters aren't working: immigration

 
Michael Heaver

The barriers to entry for employment are being stacked higher and higher by cowardly politicians.

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Why character is the key to a perfect education

 

Focusing on pupils’ happiness – best achieved by improving their character strengths – leads to better outcomes in exams, writes James O’Shaughnessy.

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Self-harm: why would she cut herself?

Troubled youths: hospitals have treated 18,037 girls and 4,623 boys in the past year (picture posed by a model)  

The discovery that her smart, lively 15-year-old daughter was self-harming was a shock for Anna Stone

Top 100 most influential Right-wingers: The rise and rise of Nigel Farage

UKIP leader Nigel Farage celebrating in the Marquis of Granby in Westminster after his success in the local elections  

Ukip’s performance in this year’s local elections was nothing short of phenomenal, writes Iain Dale.

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My wealth is a gift that I should put to good use

Lady Edwina Grosvenor says The Clink gives inmates a chance to learn how to cook, serve and perform front-of-house duties  

Lady Edwina Grosvenor explains about her zeal to help prisoners to Angela Levin

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Mandy’s wise words for those caught in flagrante

Mandy Rice-Davies, left, and Christine Keeler, pictured in 1963, reacted very differently to the media storm surrounding the Profumo scandal  

A joke and a wink to the gallery has served Mandy Rice-Davies well since Profumo, says Rowan Pelling

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Why it's still worth going to Tory Conference

 

The Conservative Party conference offers an opportunity to form a siege and enjoy the business of politics, writes Jacob Rees-Mogg.

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What happened to Tory modernisation?

 

Is the Conservative Party's new tax break for married couples a sign of things to come, asks Tim Bale.

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What do you see when you look at England?

View of the Malvern Hills at sunset as seen from the iron age hill fort of British Camp in Gloucestershire  

Charles Moore reviews England’s 100 Best Views by Simon Jenkins

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Who will end this pension scandal?

 

George Osborne could use his conference speech to restore faith in the pension system, says Jeff Randall

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A steady hand on the tiller as clear water opens up

The Prime Minister wanted to come across as confident, competent and optimistic, and succeeded in all three ambitions  

Telegraph View: David Cameron’s speech occupied the centre ground against Labour's retro-socialism

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The real crisis behind America’s 'shutdown’

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Voters should give David Cameron the chance to deliver on his promises

On the basis of his speech in Manchester, David Cameron deserves to be given the chance to "finish the job"

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A healthy crop of figs after such a sunny summer

The Government’s Help to Buy scheme could put long-term burdens on buyers and taxpayers alike

What level of service should GPs be providing?

Boris Johnson »

Radio caller grills Boris over future

London Mayor Boris Johnson speaks at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester,  

Speaking on his weekly LBC 97.3 radio show, Mayor of London Boris Johnson struggles to answer a question on whether if he wants to become an MP or Prime Minister or not.

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Return for Boris MP embraced by PM

Sketch: Boris dives into the glorified sheepdip

Ed Miliband in power 'like a turbine on a windless day'

At last, we see Ed in his true colours, waving the red flag

Charles Moore »

What do you see when you look at England?

View of the Malvern Hills at sunset as seen from the iron age hill fort of British Camp in Gloucestershire  

Charles Moore reviews England’s 100 Best Views by Simon Jenkins

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To win the battle for the consumer, Cameron must cut taxes soon

How dare God disagree with Richard Dawkins

Political parties have been deserted, and no wonder

Still skirmishing over the Battle of Waterloo

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