Monthly Archives: August 2006

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• Scottish Liberal Democrats call for measures to tackle medical misogyny (Caron Lindsay)
• From broadsheet to outrage factory: the decline of the Spectator and the Telegraph (Tanya Park)
• Labour’s SEND white paper gets the destination right and the journey wrong (Tanya Park)
• Mathew on Monday (Mathew Hulbert)
• New UK Border Regulations display contemptuous disregard for dual nationals (Edward Vickers)

• Fighting breaks out at Kibworth vs Gumley cricket match in 1873
• Labour embraces rewilding in an attempt to stymie the Greens
• The Joy of Six 1480
• Reform embracing fracking
• Martin Stephens remember making The Innocents (1961)
• Media spin, 1966 vintage
• It's boom time for bar charts and MRPs (LDN#206)
• Ed Davey flattens Nigel Farage on human rights
• Reform seeking to copy Trump's victimisation and persecution agenda

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