Ireland's politicians: Don't mention the 8th
The mainstream parties hope they can keep exporting women's reproductive issues
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Promising reduced sentences for early guilty pleas could have dangerous consequences
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A recent UK exercise in decriminalising sex works has been praised. But the factors in the debate are complex, and the stakes couldn't be higher
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Why would the British left back Hillary Clinton?
The Democrat hopeful's legacy should be enough to turn off liberals, but many are happy to support her
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London's Garden Bridge project was rigged by Boris Johnson - it cannot go ahead
The mayor was fundraising for his preferred project before tender even went out, giving unfair advantage to his preferred designer, says London Assembly member Tom Copley
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Michael Gove’s legal aid u-turn: olive branch or fig leaf?
The Justice Secretary is restoring relations with the legal profession ahead of his great project, the British Bill of Rights
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David Miranda judgment - over to you, Theresa May
The Home Secretary must now move to protect free speech
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Has Justin Welby washed his hands of gay marriage?
The row between African and American Anglicans is about authority
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Blue Monday’s not real, but the happiness industry can still get you down
Beyond the marketing spiel, a whole industry is designed to make us more positive and productive. Caroline Christie speaks to academic Will Davies about the implications of enforced enthusiasm
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