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The internet: a force for good or evil? |
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Charles Leadbeater weighs up the good and bad points of the world's growing interconnection. |
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Love the sinner, hate the sin |
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The right wing of Israeli politics has convinced itself that they represent the country's best interests and everyone else is beyond salvation, writes Seth Freedman in Comment is Free |
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Religious schools 'show bias for rich' |
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Damning new evidence that faith schools are siphoning off middle-class pupils can be revealed today, as research shows they are failing to take children from the poorest backgrounds nationwide. Even when they are situated in deprived inner-city areas, religious schools have fewer poor children than local authority secondary schools, reports Anushka Asthana, education correspondent of The Observer |
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Forget silly spats – let’s get devolution back on the agenda |
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It is becoming increasingly difficult to believe anything other than there is a serious and growing schism between Labour in Scotland and in Westminster over how much power should be invested in Holyrood and how the UK should operate in the near future, opines The Sunday Herald |
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Adam Smith: the father of capitalism … and one of its fiercest critics |
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American satirist PJ O’Rourke is in Edinburgh this week to address a pensions conference. In this extract from his acclaimed new book on Adam Smith, the “awed admirer” of the Scottish Enlightenment reveals the truth about Kirkcaldy’s greatest son. In the Sunday Herald |
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Speaking up for a victim of the class war |
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Both Harold ("One Nation") Macmillan and Tony ("I am a Socialist because it stands for equality") Blair declared after their election wins in 1959 and 1997: "The class war is over." But more than 40 years after The Frost Report sketch, the class war is still being fought. Tom Brown defends The Speaker of the House of Commons in Scotland on Sunday |
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The awful squeal of fundamentalism |
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If the UN were to order us to 'respect all political beliefs', conservatives would say they weren't prepared to respect communists, leftists would say they weren't prepared to respect fascists and everyone else would burst out laughing. Yet the UN Human Rights Council is proposing in all seriousness to protect religion by doctoring its universal defence of freedom of expression, argues Nick Cohen in The Observer |
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Jewish students refuse to read Shakespeare |
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Teenagers at a Jewish comprehensive school have refused to sit a Shakespeare test because they believe the Bard is anti-Semitic. Nine students at the single-sex Yesodey Hatorah Senior Girls' School in Hackney, east London, took their stance as part of a protest against the portrayal of Shylock in The Merchant of Venice, reports Richard Garner, Education Editor of The Independent |
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