Monthly Archives: August 2006

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1. Jim Wallace has died
2. In the great sea of British Politics, the Lib Dems are stuck
3. ALDC by-election report, 29th January
4. Why banning social media for under-16s would harm queer young people
5. Evidence beats ideology: What Hampstead Ponds tells us about trans inclusion

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Op-eds

• What democratic maturity asks of political parties (Jack Meredith)
• Mathew on Monday: why compromise is not a dirty word – lessons from Rob Jetten, D66, and Dutch politics (Mathew Hulbert)
• Deep poverty rises again: Lib Dems have the policies to fix it (Katharine Pindar)
• Ed Davey’s message for LGBT History Month (Caron Lindsay)
• Jenni Lang replies to the Toast to the Lassies (Caron Lindsay)

• The Joy of Six 1470
• Of course, Mandelson should resign from his seat in the House of Lords
• Full investigation needed into Mandelson
• Sunniside delivered
• When Peter Lee took 8-13 for Great Bowden
• Why YOU should come and live in Liverpool.
• Ed Davey is right to call for police investigation of Peter Mandelson
• The glorious story of Shacklewell and De Beauvoir Town
• Has Starmer given China too much rope?

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