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Joe Sandler Clarke is a journalist based in London who works for Greenpeace's investigations unit, as well as writing for the Guardian and Vice.
Joe Sandler Clarke is a journalist based in London who works for Greenpeace's investigations unit, as well as writing for the Guardian and Vice.

In praise of Harper Lee

To Kill A Mockingbird captured a moment in history and taught eternal lessons

16/06/2017

To Kill A Mockingbird captured a moment in history and taught eternal lessons

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Pádraig Belton is a journalist based in Dublin, and contributor to the BBC, Spectator, Prospect, and New Statesman. He is completing a doctorate in politics at Oxford.
Pádraig Belton is a journalist based in Dublin, and contributor to the BBC, Spectator, Prospect, and New Statesman. He is completing a doctorate in politics at Oxford.

Boutros Boutros-Ghali wrecked the United Nations

The Egyptian's time as Secretary General was marked by a casual indifference to genocide

16/06/2017

The Egyptian's time as Secretary General was marked by a casual indifference to genocide

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Nick Cohen is a journalist, author and political commentator. He is a columnist for the Observer, a blogger for the Spectator and TV critic for Standpoint magazine. His books include You Can't Read This Book, What's Left? and Pretty Straight Guys
Nick Cohen is a journalist, author and political commentator. He is a columnist for the Observer, a blogger for the Spectator and TV critic for Standpoint magazine. His books include You Can't Read This Book, What's Left? and Pretty Straight Guys

The genius of bad books

From James Bond to Jack Reacher, we’re suckers for an uncomplicated hero. But there is an art to the action novel, writes Nick Cohen

16/06/2017

From James Bond to Jack Reacher, we’re suckers for an uncomplicated hero. But there is an art to the action novel, writes Nick Cohen

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Ireland's politicians: Don't mention the 8th

The mainstream parties hope they can keep exporting women's reproductive issues

16/06/2017

The mainstream parties hope they can keep exporting women's reproductive issues

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