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War matters more than Labour unityRobert Harris on a party in crisis2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Minister quits over 'Tatler Tory' scandalJames Lyons,Tim Shipman and Marie Woolf2015-11-29 00:01:00true
'It's not a da Vinci, it's Sally from the Co-op'Josh Boswell and Tim Rayment2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Sun King and sex as Louis XIV hits TVHannah Summers2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Crackdown on hate preachers at universityTim Shipman, Political Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Vardy breaks goal recordTom Harper2015-11-29 00:01:00true
British boxer is world champAlice Hutton and Hazel Shearing2015-11-29 03:55:00true
Corbyn's 'betrayal' sparks civil warTim Shipman and James Lyons2015-11-29 00:01:00true
A crisis for MPs caught between party and peopleAndrew Marr2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Ukip gloats as hard-left 'bullies' pick off Labour moderatesJames Lyons and Tony Allen-Mills in Oldham2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Abbott storms out of interviewEleanor Mills2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Striking at the snakeMark Hookham; Hala Jaber; Toby Harnden in Washington; Mark Franchetti in Moscow2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Elite fighters led mission to rescue downed Russian pilotHala Jaber and Mark Franchetti in Moscow2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Isis mastermind behind attacks on West tops UK 'kill list'Dipesh Gadher2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Tories in crisis after Shapps resignsMarie Woolf2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Flippin' heck! Adele revives clam phoneSanya Burgess2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Food banks bag game from rich landownersNicholas Hellen, Social Affairs Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Solo gets upper hand over VaderTony Allen-Mills2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Saudi gift row engulfs ministerJon Ungoed-Thomas2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Trolleyed: our thirst for retro cocktail lifeSanya Burgess and Joseph Tetlow2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Rebel model forces MPs to debate size zeroSian Griffiths, Education Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
How to beat Osborne's tax hike for buy-to-let housesBecky Barrow2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Five cuppas a day keep the dentist awayJonathan Leake, Science Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Six home secretaries: EU vital to securityTim Shipman, Political Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Harry steps up help for troops and HIV childrenRoya Nikkhah in Lesotho2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Gales and heavy snow sweep inHannah Summers2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Coe accused over 'back-door deal' on world eventInsight2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Osborne supports call for drug cheats to face prisonTim Shipman, Political Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Whistleblower speaksThe Sunday Times2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Kenyan officials ordered to quitInsight2015-11-29 00:01:00true
IAAF fudges the issue againJonathan Calvert, Insight editor2015-11-29 00:01:00false
McAvoy's curtain call to boost drama in schoolsJonathan Dean and Sian Griffiths2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Yeo risks Yard inquiry into 'untruthful' libel evidenceInsight2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Queen's tribute to 'special' MaltaJames Lyons2015-11-29 00:01:00true
All schools to be academies by 2020Sian Griffiths, Education Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Lords in a flutter as moths take overMarie Woolf, Whitehall Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Jihadi Sally hints she may become suicide bomberDipesh Gadher2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Harrods Isis recruit brags of slaughter to celebrate EidDipesh Gadher2015-11-29 00:01:00true
French bombing kills British terrorist in SyriaRichard Kerbaj, Security Correspondent2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Children put at risk as parents misuse CalpolSarah-Kate Templeton,Health Editor2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Strictly 'vote fix' leaves blood on dancefloorMaurice Chittenden2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Giving hope amid the hellMargarette Driscoll2015-11-29 00:01:43true
A few school pens work their magic on MalaMargarette Driscoll2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Can you Belieb it?Katie Glass2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Despairing Republicans try to halt Donald 'Hitler'Toby Harnden, New York2015-11-29 00:01:50true
Hollande stands taller after US visitMatthew Campbell, Paris2015-11-29 00:01:00true
French panic over Islamists with runway clearanceMatthew Campbell, Paris; Bojan Pancevski, Brussels2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Beauty queen blasts China's reign of fearIain Dey2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Yeltsin legacy comes in from coldMark Franchetti, Yekaterinburg2015-11-29 00:01:00true
Brazil's Elliot Ness 'out of control'Iain Dey, New York2015-11-29 00:01:00true
- Rod Liddle:::I'm all for vexing Corbyn but we'd be better off bombing Luton
- Liam Byrne:::My name is Liam and my father was an alcoholic
- Dominic Lawson:::Junior doctors invoke patient safety, but this strike is all about money
- Sarah Baxter:::Baby-boomer homeowners and Generation Rent are in it together
- Niall Ferguson:::It's not liberty firing up students but the zealotry of Puritans
- Roland White:::Atticus: There, there, Jez. Somebody still loves you
- Adam Boulton:::Two leaders stake their authority on Syria
- India Knight:::Not in front of the children: it's bad news to overshare the havoc, mummy
- Charles Clover:::Bullied by the council, blighted by Prescott, prized by the Turner
- Camilla Long:::A detox hint, Dave: your youth wing is a lake of poison
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: America must mend its marriage before thoughts turn to divorce
- Dominic Lawson:::We are not 'at war' with the idiots of Isis, but France calls and we must respond
- Sarah Baxter:::So long, Madam Cyn, a spanking, ethical example to us all
- Niall Ferguson:::The three-headed monster ushering the world to hell
- James Gillespie:::Atticus: Sorry, Lady Grantham, but you are splitting heirs
- Adam Boulton:::Here comes Cameron's best chance to exorcise the ghosts of Iraq
- India Knight:::A whiff of betrayal over Germaine's long-lost love letter
- Richard Girling:::Oh, the joys of the countryside. Sadly we can't phone to tell you
- Camilla Long:::'Boy' meets girl, 'boy' gets eight years. But how was the girl duped?
- David Goodhart:::We need an EU promotion. 'Leader of the outer zone' has a ring to it
- Dominic Lawson:::So this is our grand Olympic legacy: drugs, cheating and burgers
- Sarah Baxter:::Home truths about open borders descend on the towns of Germany
- Niall Ferguson:::Like the Roman empire, Europe has let its defences crumble
- Roland White:::Atticus: Crouch, touch, pause, engage . . . then dump Boris in the sin-bin
- Adam Boulton:::Either France's Muslims have hardened or security has weakened
- India Knight:::Psst! I'll tell you Victoria's secret: we all love a woman in fancy pants
- Charles Clover:::One perfect pint, and China is drafted into the real ale fan club
- Rod Liddle:::Don't challenge my fatuous world view: I'm in my safe space
- John McDonnell:::You've made this tax-credit crisis, chancellor — let me help you out of it
- Dominic Lawson:::Don't kid yourselves. Our airports are no more secure than Egypt's
- Roland White:::Atticus: A dash of herring-do to liven up the Lords
- Adam Boulton:::Armed with nothing but a tie, Corbyn is keeping Labour's assassins at bay
- India Knight:::Dear Santa, all I want is a Christmas ad that shows our chaotic lives
- Charles Clover:::Britain's bins are full of reproach: we've forgotten the war on waste
- Rod Liddle:::Another 4m of us? Great, if you want the neighbours for dinner
- A view from afar:::Cries from the unborn babies deepen China's agony and shame
- Andrew Marr:::Safety or privacy: the dilemma that is taking Britain back to 1939
- Sarah Baxter:::With a flash of her sharp tongue, Greer neuters those stifling freedom of speech
- Niall Ferguson:::Trump has the face that fits the ugly mood in America
- Roland White:::Atticus: How to face a biker with a bomb? With aplomb
- Adam Boulton:::The Brexit camp feels it is winning but struggles to say what the prize will be
- India Knight:::Dogged Vine looks a right cha-cha-charlie but he's danced into my heart
- Charles Clover:::Mists and sallow fruitlessness loom unless we put bees first
- Rod Liddle:::I'm talking about fracking. Ask your husband to explain
- Rich Lowry:::Hillary told the truth about Benghazi, just not to the inquiry
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: America's new boogeyman runs wild on Halloween
- Roland White:::Atticus: Osborne risks nuclear meltdown over the turkey and sprouts
- Dominic Lawson:::Here's the bitter truth: a sugar tax will not make us thinner
- Jenny Hjul:::Speakeasy: No frills, no expectations — staying down to earth at 30,000ft
- Adam Boulton:::Osborne's 'poll tax' does what Corbyn couldn't: unites Labour
- Ben Judah:::Putin never dreamt of such a useful idiot at the heart of Westminster
- India Knight:::Explain this to me, chaps: what's so scary about a clever woman?
- Charles Clover:::I've just seen the giant fish of Ascension. Don't let me be the last
- Rod Liddle:::Corbyn's new politics — as 'refreshing' as 2,000 jobs axed
- Rich Lowry:::Uh-oh, Hillary and the Democrats have burst out of the socialist closet
- Dominic Lawson:::It takes 28 to tango in Europe and Cameron has two left feet
- Roland White:::Atticus: Labour has united at last — in a war of four-letter words
- Adam Boulton:::The grammar school fatwa is over but you'll barely feel any benefit
- Helen Lewis:::Grab your whip, taxman, and tame the unruly Silicon Valley 'unicorns'
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Say bye-bye to the nice policeman,Julian; he was the last to show an interest
- India Knight:::The only people who need persuading models are too thin are women
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: JFK's final secret briefing reveals dangers that grip the world still
- Richard Girling:::Nuts, berries and fruit — all must go in autumn's hedgerow sale, so enjoy
- Rod Liddle:::If we don't quit Fifa's filthy, degrading circus now, we are the clowns
- Rich Lowry:::Hillary has a clear position on every issue. And a different one tomorrow
- Dominic Lawson:::It's not Salem but the ghost of McCarthy haunting Lady Brittan
- Roland White:::Atticus: Smile, Blairites. The SDP's alive . . . though not quite kicking
- Adam Boulton:::Corbynista fingers fizz away but social media alone can't win No 10
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali:::A few more ingredients and the PM's recipe for beating Islamism is ready
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: And all because . . . the lady now prefers Tub of Hummus Man
- India Knight:::The duke and his lover, the duchess and her Grouse God — all cosy in the castle
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Click with care - we're close to giving the bad guys control of the internet
- Charles Clover:::The 5p bag tax is a drop in the ocean — we're drowning in toxic plastic
- Rod Liddle:::Oh goody — it's the haranguing halfwits' guide to climate change
- Dominic Lawson:::'You don't have to take what you're given,' says Jez. He's grasped Toryism
- Adam Boulton:::Look closer and austere George no longer seems a shoo-in for No 10
- Max Hastings:::At the going down of the sun, we will... subject a hero to a hideous witch-hunt
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Fez wearers beware, the mad amigos of Norwich will have your heads next
- India Knight:::Sorry, Prue, you've rather overegged the joys of being a mistress
- Anthony Seldon:::Cameron is neither loved nor feared but still has a chance of greatness
- Charles Clover:::With one wild pot shot Princess Pushy fells our animal rights folly
- Rod Liddle:::Those opposition turkeys make pork seem more palatable
- Rich Lowry:::When being odious works this well, Trump sees no need for a plan B
- Dominic Lawson:::Take a deep breath and say it, Brussels: the US is right about pollution
- Roland White:::Atticus: Hats off to Paddy as he gets his disco pants down
- Adam Boulton:::Labour's cloud of bemused tolerance signals that Corbyn is here to stay
- Max Hastings:::Britain needs more in its arsenal than loose-lipped generals and No 10 fudge
- Julia Llewellyn Smith:::Speakeasy: Duck behind your 'Er-mess' scarf: the pronunciation police are here
- India Knight:::Jackie Collins gave us kick-ass heroines — now we get cupcake wimps
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Ball pits and breadth of study: the gulf between US and UK universities
- Charles Clover:::Chinese energy, British oysters: a recipe we're bound to ruin
- James Rubin:::A deluded West thinks talking alone will solve the Syria crisis
- Rod Liddle:::Let immigrants eat British, Mr Bigwig. Our culture isn't tripe
- Rich Lowry:::With one measured slap Fiorina tames Trump and puts herself in the race
- Dominic Lawson:::God save Comrade Corbyn if he has to keep changing his tune
- Roland White:::Atticus: Ed sets out a new stall. Watch out, Del Boy
- Adam Boulton:::The chappie needs all his cheek to get the Lib Dems back in the game
- Peter Millar:::Walls are going up all over Europe — thanks to Mother Merkel's kindness
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: 'Hi, Elton. Bono and Donald Duck here. Let's talk human rights'
- India Knight:::Giggle, if you must, at duped Miss X, but we all have a need to be loved
- James Rubin:::While Obama shrugs, Putin struts into Syria to play world policeman
- Charles Clover:::A new line of thinking for the Grid: plan before you plant eyesores
- Rod Liddle:::Stop that hypocritical screeching, princess. It was a compliment
- Rich Lowry:::Hillary plans spontaneity and humour. It's no joke
- Dominic Lawson:::As not seen on TV: the public's actual views on taking in refugees
- Peter Mandelson:::I'm partly to blame for this mess but let's fight to win back Labour
- Tanya Gold:::There's a whole cemetery of stars killed off early by media coffin fits
- India Knight:::Bad luck, Jose. Daughters can always outplay Mortified Dads United
- Michael Sheridan:::Comrade Xi, smile at the corgis, pat Prince Charles, ignore the ministers
- Charles Clover:::Pack him off with the really wild folk and Packham will see sense
- Rod Liddle:::Publish more emails, Hillary, and damn those grasping Blairs
- Rich Lowry:::The softly spoken surgeon slicing into loudmouth Trump's lead
- Dominic Lawson:::The more we 'feel' for the refugees, the worse their plight will be
- Roland White:::A positive steppe for our woman in Mongolia
- Adam Boulton:::Corbyn's trouble is that even up north he's not the biggest story in town
- Niall Ferguson:::We fret as China slips but the real tremors are inside Emperor Xi's palace
- Jenny Hjul:::Cover-boy Brooklyn Beckham shows nepotism is this year's model
- India Knight:::Girls suffer when Jen is branded too thin, too fat, too single, too married
- Amanda Foreman:::Tinderella's hollow victory: rising above men yet more at their mercy
- Charles Clover:::Hate to dump this on you, minister, but you lack a plan to beat the fly-tippers
- Rod Liddle:::Slam the door on the migrants' grans, Dave. It'll cheer you right up
- James Rubin:::As friends and money melt away, China's firmly back in No 2 spot
- Dominic Lawson:::While 'Nick' stays masked, anyone could be branded an abuser
- James Gillespie:::Atticus: Parliament gets in a larva over a threat from both wings
- Adam Boulton:::Another payload of lords pushes the House close to oblivion
- Tom Bower:::Now for the really bad news: Chilcot has to start all over again
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Winston Smith and Julia argue on a plane. Big Brother live-tweets
- Jenny Hjul:::I admit it, I've become a Mindi: millionaire with no disposable income
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: There's gold in them thar Heils: we can't resist a tale of Nazi loot
- Charles Clover:::The handout junkies howl but razing solar subsidies is right
- Cemilla Long:::Pink, puffy, cloying: Pippa and James make a total marshmallow of it
- Dominic Lawson:::Oh how Corbyn's 'friends' would love those state secrets
- Betty Boothroyd:::The Trots have a gun to Labour's head. And so the fight begins again
- James Gillespie:::Atticus: Is that Kylie love-bombing Labour voters? They should be so lucky
- Helen Lewis:::We scream at a harmless spider, yet fly into Ashley Madison's web parlour
- Tim Shipman:::Two renegades and a swinging Gove could make a 'no' vote
- Rosie Kinchen:::Speakeasy: Where are all the naturists? Playing hide and streak on the beach
- Toby Harnden:::A view from afar: 'Prizes for all', an unhelpful lie trampled underfoot by real life
- India Knight:::The most important A for kids is the one after H in happiness
- Charles Clover:::When interns are subsidising bankers, something's gone off the rails
- Dominic Lawson:::Chelsea's female doctor shows us football is all fakery and no manliness
- Camilla Long:::That's enough selfies in Magaluf, PC Plod. Kos is dialling 999
- Helen Lewis:::With Assange holed up, the left will want another hero with feet of clay
- A view from afar:::Beware, Your Majesty — red China does exactly what it says on the tin
- Iain Dey:::Coddled inside an emotional wrap, US students are killing free speech
- Speakeasy:::Julia Llewellyn Smith: No more hair-shirt holiday reading
- India Knight:::What would Jesus do? Join the migrants in Songs of Praise from Calais
- Atticus:::Mix with that rabble in the Lords? Dear me, no, says Sir Vince
- Tim Shipman:::Keen not to be yesterday's man, Cameron gears up to be radical tomorrow
- Charles Clover:::Dairy farmers should know public sympathy, like milk, has a shelf life
- Rod Liddle:::How I learnt to stop being infantile and love the bomb
- Dominic Lawson:::The butchering of Heath is merely about PR: police reputations
- Atticus:::Roland White: Selfie queen's new-found modesty blazes
- Iain Dale:::Cameron is lucky with Labour and even luckier with his Tory rebels
- Anna Applebaum:::While Russia bans books, the useful idiot Corbyn swallows its lies whole
- Julia Llewellyn Smith:::Speakeasy: A big hi-de-hi to Guy Ritchie's glampers — you've been ho-de-had
- Jenny McCartney:::Legalise the vice trade and its women will be at the mercy of McSex
- Amanda Foreman:::America or Britain? It's a tough choice for a mother to make
- Charles Clover:::Stop this grousing and work together to save the hen harrier
- Rod Liddle:::Pass the joint and the jemmy: the cops have missed a beat
- Liam Fox:::Waffle cost lives: to beat Isis we must rediscover the art of propaganda
- Dominic Lawson:::Where there's a will, there's a way to betray the deceased
- Roland White:::Atticus: Four Weddings and a sneaky guest with a notebook
- Isabel Hardman:::The Balls and chains hindering Yvette's run for the Labour crown
- Helen Lewis:::A test for all you liberals: name the dead among the Calais 'swarm'
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Jack the Ripper's just knifed the women's museum. Don't dial 999
- India Knight:::Hanging an old fool out by his bra straps isn't so funny in this digital age
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Half-measures won't crush the world's fanatics — just ask Japan
- JAMES RUBIN:::First, cripple Assad and only then talk peace
- Charles Clover:::It's Africa's lifeblood. For Cecil's sake, don't stop big-game hunting
- Rod Liddle:::Do be quiet about the paedos, chaps: let's not embarrass No 10
- James Rubin:::The West is grinding into action on Syria; the wait has cost a lot of blood
- Dominic Lawson:::Leave us to vote on the EU, Barack. We'll still be your friends
- Roland White:::Atticus: Singalong with IDS . . . 'Heaven knows I'm bedroom taxed now'
- Adam Boulton:::No beard, no loony leanings: meet Labour's real next leader
- Helen Lewis:::When a woman smashes a glass ceiling it's the others below who get cut
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: 59, 48, 36, ... What number comes next, Bridegroom Cruise?
- India Knight:::Here's the middle-class drink problem: sip on the sofa or by the Aga?
- Amanda Foreman:::Slowly and stealthily, Republicans are making abortion legal but impossible
- Charles Clover:::Sloppy, stupid, soppy: guess the animal to blame for gull attacks
- James Rubin:::When the Iran deal tastes this good we can live with the smell
- Rod Liddle:::No sabotage needed, Tories. ADHD Labour will explode by itself
- Dominic Lawson:::How sad to have to tell emotional lefties what a Nazi looks like
- Roland White:::Atticus: Calm down, dears: Sir Robert's answer to the riot of PMQs
- Adam Boulton:::Down in her cosy bunker, Auntie is screaming far too much
- Jenny McCartney:::Unmarried couples: it's make your mind up time, before a law does it for you
- Julia Llewellyn Smith:::Speakeasy: With fruity curses and cremated cakes I prove baking is not fun
- India Knight:::My little angel skips out of primary school, followed by my heavy heart
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Chapter One: The myth of the edifying summer reading list
- Charles Clover:::Cod, please, waiter — and compliments to Scotland's fishermen
- Rod Liddle:::Our secret weapon: the Old Compton Street Irregulars
- James Rubin:::Keep calm, world, and borrow Britain's Blitz spirit to beat Isis
- Dominic Lawson:::Heed the Greek lesson, Scotland — Brussels is not your friend
- Roland White:::Atticus: Women stir Paxman's passion at all-male Garrick
- Jenny McCartney:::Remember, Magda Goebbels was a mother, Mother Teresa was not
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: A liquorice allsort, tiny David Niven and the Boleyns: our truest royal portrait
- India Knight:::A few words to melt your heart: 'With this TV show, stranger, I thee wed'
- Eleanor Mills:::Consent forms kill passion, even for pansexuals
- Jeremy Clarkson:::I'll just run this up the flagpole: we've let the Union Jack go to pot
- Rod Liddle:::Ugly, callous, lazy: UCL halfwits have destroyed a great man over a joke
- Max Hastings:::Isis is armed and hiding in your house. Sadly, we have to vet the net
- James Rubin:::We must strike in Syria — but no deals with the devil in Damascus
- India Knight:::Splash, waah, hurrah! Baby Charlotte shows christenings are to be treasured
- Peter Millar:::My plan for a real inheritance tax that won't dash great expectations
- Adam Boulton:::Beware, today's agonies in Athens may be repeated in our own EU vote
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Lands of wonder are being closed to us. Hurry and visit those that remain
- Roland White:::By George, it's a snooper's charter for chancellor's gaff
- Julia Llewellyn Smith:::Speakeasy: A quick, well-aimed 'sorry' is a woman's sharpest weapon
- Charles Clover:::Dognappers can sleep soundly: Defra's chip plan is a Fido's breakfast
- Rod Liddle:::Be gentle with me, Kong, or you'll be up before the beak
- Dominic Lawson:::I've seen the German reaction to talk of a new EU deal: sniggers
- Roland White:::Atticus: Suffering is the price of belief in the Lib Dem cause
- Adam Boulton:::Richard III seized the crown; lookalike Osborne simply plans and waits
- James Rubin:::Send in the SAS: Britain is best equipped to crush the growing Isis monster
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: The revolution's over — needy Brand is a spent political force
- India Knight:::Wake up, girls: a sugar daddy won't make your CV look any sweeter
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: These shootings reveal an America still shackled to the ghosts of slavery
- Charles Clover:::Britain's ripe for rewilding but we need to write the rulebook first
- Rod Liddle:::Top work, Beeb. Your jalopy will go from 60m viewers to 0 in a trice
- Dominic Lawson:::Sorry, Greece, you lose, and it isn't a game. Best get sculpting
- Roland White:::Atticus: £15,000 to chair MPs' meetings — that's phooey, says Hoey
- Adam Boulton:::A plague is on both Houses. Making peers move out for MPs is the cure
- Jenny McCartney:::The Lotto rollover: now enough to let you dream of a mortgage
- India Knight:::The odd fit of temper makes us human. So go for it, Boris, you $*!&*%
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Meet the liberal face of Beijing sailing past Villa Clooney
- Charles Clover:::I don't take away your dinner, councillors. Why do you starve the bees?
- Rod Liddle:::Weather hot. Views lovely. And here's a photo of my privates
- James Rubin:::As the world goes up in smoke, G7 leaders swing into inaction
- Dominic Lawson:::Oh, we love eccentrics on campus — but only the right sort, Sir Tim
- Adam Boulton:::Three Labour races and each one a gift for the tee-heeing Tories
- Jenny McCartney:::No, m'lady. If 'cultural difference' can allow a child to be hit, worse will come
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Fifty Shades of Henpecked: Christian Grey's back and he's so tied down
- India Knight:::Now no one is left to hold housewives' hands in the kitchen
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Lying, grasping politicians have an easy ride. Unleash the next 'Gotcha'
- Charles Clover:::I'm picking up a skipful of fury about litter. But there is a fix
- Rod Liddle:::Greed is good, after all — it sends Death to the poor next door
- James Rubin:::As America retreats from the world, Britain fumbles for a compass
- Dominic Lawson:::MPs should earn more. We just need to give a few of them the boot
- Adam Boulton:::Kennedy was a victim the loneliness of the long-distance MP
- Jenny McCartney:::Adults crave the body beautiful; what they get is the teenage anorexic
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Yes, I know I may call him Mr Burnham, but I prefer Your Brown Noseness
- Eleanor Mills:::Let they who are without email cast the first tablet
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: The last thing China's corrupt elite wants is war with America
- Charles Clover:::Try a Caffè Nero espresso, now with added bovine TB syrup
- Rod Liddle:::Hallelujah, the Middle East's saviour is risen. Praise be to Tony
- Dominic Lawson:::Play it again, Sepp — watch Casablanca and see how Fifa works
- Roland White:::Atticus: The Swiss police won't roll over. Just ask Jon Snow
- Adam Boulton:::The ghost of Wilson guides Cameron towards a referendum victory
- Andrew Roberts:::Boris to the launch pad, please. The 'out' campaign needs to go nuclear
- Tanya Gold:::Tonight on BBC1, for your entertainment: My Kids Have Rickets
- India Knight:::By looking away, TV snobs lose a more rounded view of the world
- Charles Clover:::Stow the gadgets, children, cup an ear to birdsong and be alive
- Rod Liddle:::The conservatives are in the closet now that Ireland's in the pink
- James Rubin:::We needn't send an army, Mr Obama. Just a few good men could halt Isis
- Roland White:::Atticus: If you're a peer and you like Lord Sugar, you're hired
- Adam Boulton:::Cameron's nicely set for a barnstorming ride but he won't take it
- Camilla Cavendish:::I shall miss newspapers. They keep the powerful in check for us all
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: There's a lost Eden under your off-street parking, so get digging
- India Knight:::So, girls, if we like a guy with a dad bod, let's be happy with our mum bods
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Suu Kyi sits oddly silent amid the misery of Burma's boat people
- Charles Clover:::Our filthy land needs a neat idea to paint litterbugs as sad sacks
- Rod Liddle:::Ugh! Nigel's kippers are eating each other for breakfast
- James Rubin:::Buck up, Britain. The world needs you to regain some military muscle
- Dominic Lawson:::A lesson for the left from Eric and Ernie: bring us sunshine
- Roland White:::Atticus: I'm no bigwig, says the Hon member for the 18th century
- Adam Boulton:::Labour is in a deep sleep and its likeliest prince has declined to pucker up
- Camilla Cavendish:::We all must curb our antibiotics habit before Victorian diseases curb us
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Get down, Shep. Mr and Mrs Depp look upon you as human
- India Knight:::Push your kids for the dreaded Sats and they may fail the happiness test
- Amanda Foreman:::America's lost its can-do spirit in the jam of trains, planes and automobiles
- Charles Clover:::I'd like to seed an idea at Chelsea: gardens made with British plants
- Eleanor Mills:::Columnist
- Rod Liddle:::Hell yes, what a night. Now for a celebratory sniff of Tipp-Ex
- Dominic Lawson:::If they can't get the hang of shy Tories, polls should be axed
- Roland White:::Atticus: Order, order . . . order a big 'Welcome back' sign for Bercow
- Adam Boulton:::With so much choice of leader, surely Labour will get it right this time
- Camilla Cavendish:::Labour beaten, assassins silenced. Cameron's next task: reunite the right
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: To recap, all these office emails are pointless and stress us out. Click. Send
- Richard Girling:::No need to be a beetlemaniac: to help wildlife, just get counting
- Rod Liddle:::A whistle is far from harmless in the company of wolves
- Dominic Lawson:::How about this for a pledge: we'll try not to make things worse
- James Rubin:::With a bit of tact we can keep our Saudi friends and tame their enemy
- Roland White:::Atticus: He gets to be Speaker while the rest of us lose our voice
- Adam Boulton:::Seven reasons why the Unmagnificent Seven leave us cold
- Camilla Cavendish:::It's been fun, but voters who want a say on Europe must shun Ukip
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: OK, not the blackmailing prince, but the rest of this royal romp rings true
- India Knight:::So, this is a modern family — forcing your ex to have an IVF child
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: The friction making Baltimore burn is not race but class
- Richard Girling:::History, homes and comfort for the soul from little acorns grow
- Rod Liddle:::To vote Rahman, put your cross here . . . here, here and here
- James Rubin:::The truth is, everyone, even Ed, has led from behind on the Med crisis
- Dominic Lawson:::Putting Janner on trial would be justice — just like they have in Russia
- Roland White:::Atticus: All hands on deck, Lord Howard — it's moonlight cocktails now
- Adam Boulton:::How about a Tory-Labour coalition? It's what the majority want
- Camilla Cavendish:::We can take out without paying in — that's the Miliband illusion
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Try the sofa, dear, while I explain the Ikea way of marriage guidance
- India Knight:::Thank you, m'lud, for alerting us to parenting's poisonous side
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Angels look upon Bangkok, their city of cheap money, and weep
- Charles Clover:::Beware the 'garden village': it's not green and it's not a village
- Rod Liddle:::Fold away the clean sheets, life's real joy is others' misfortune
- Dominic Lawson:::Any good Tory can surely see that this right to buy is wrong
- Roland White:::Atticus: When it's early to bed, Justin heads for the shed
- Adam Boulton:::The duellists bicker but bogeymen are breaking the two-party system
- Camilla Cavendish:::Cameron won't talk up his successes; he just offers us a bribe a day
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Your wife gets a job, you get angry. Sexism dies hard, yippee ki-yay
- India Knight:::A detail estate agents should give out: the quality of the neighbours
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Even as California dries and cracks, farmers are paid to waste water
- Charles Clover:::One man went to mow . . . and the bees took another battering
- Rod Liddle:::Toasties get you laid, fat prevents dementia and I'm a sex god
- ISABEL HARDMAN:::If he wants to be green again, the PM must clear up the fug
- Dominic Lawson:::Two men who would do anything for No 10; one who can't say why
- Roland White:::Atticus: When it comes to entering the Lords, Lib Dems are peerless
- Adam Boulton:::Here they come, hot off the press . . . just as the age of manifestos is over
- JAMES RUBIN:::Why Hillary Clinton would make a better president than Obama
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Sorry, son, but I wasn't able to resist joining the Bad Mothers' Club
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: A cause we can use to sting China: the feminist fight against gropers
- Charles Clover:::Failure or ruined views: the result of the National Trust's energy plan
- Rosie Kinchen:::Put that away, 007. It's not what women want from the alpha male
- MATT RUDD:::Ladies, don't pin all your hopes on the randiness of the long-distance jogger
- Camilla Long:::Wealth should carry a health warning: may bore to death
- JAMES RUBIN:::We have a nuclear deal — and Iran still has the capability to make a bomb
- Dominic Lawson:::Stop zero-hours, Mr Miliband, and kill the hopes of the young
- Atticus:::Roland White: Clegg has issues with the office. The feeling may be mutual
- Adam Boulton:::Cameron spurns the centre to take the smuggler's route back to No 10
- Isabel Hardman:::Bad dads keep rollin' on; neither Labour shrugs nor Tory sneers will stop them
- Speakeasy:::Tanya Gold: Poldark is offering copper-bottomed sex, no effort required
- India Knight:::Oh, sergeant, you've taken my Scilly fantasy and made it real
- A view from afar:::Amanda Foreman: America has laid a road to civil rights but is just as ready to dig it up
- Charles Clover:::Won't someone set up the Purple Prize to save this British beauty?
- Damian McBride:::Cameron's Book of Miracles is an empty tome
- ELEANOR MILLS:::A roast with plenty of sauce
- Rod Liddle:::The Beeb needed its Jeremys to keep the bureaucrats at bay
- James Rubin:::As Iran's dogs of war run wild, the West shies from bringing them to heel
- Dominic Lawson:::Admit it, the last thing we want is a strong, unbending leader
- Roland White :::Atticus: A Foot of steel showed over lunch but he lost his mettle as leader
- Adam Boulton:::Jinxed Cameron has the upper hand but can't land a killer blow
- Camilla Cavendish:::Overreaction to the Alps disaster could put more air passengers in danger
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Lady Chatterley's Distant Acquaintance: a classic cleansed by Robo-Mormon
- India Knight:::Click. Send. That's another teenage rite of passage spoilt by adults
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Even moderate voices refuse to cross Jerusalem's invisible line
- Charles Clover:::Get tough on litter and a lot of crime and apathy will be swept away too
- Eleanor Mills:::There's an easy way to stop politicians snubbing the young: vote
- Rod Liddle:::Here's an easy boycott for you: don't spend £2,000 on a D&G suit
- Damian McBride:::The big budget surprise was happy George walking into Labour's trap
- Dominic Lawson:::Bring on a minority government — it may get some work done
- Atticus:::Hague's the gaffer, but the new guy puts him in the shade
- Adam Boulton:::Ukip is going for a knockout in 2020, but it won't be Nigel who delivers it
- Camilla Cavendish:::Lee Kuan Yew's Singapore may be autocratic but at least the escalators work
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Pop's done sex, done drugs, now it's post-Twitter stress disorder
- India Knight:::Rejoice, a man fancying his mother-in-law is a victory for older women
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: In pill-popping America even shyness is a medical condition
- Rod Liddle:::That horrible whiff in kitchen No 2? It's scullery-duggery
- James Rubin:::Slash defence spending and the special relationship feels the blade
- Dominic Lawson:::Don't feel too sorry for Dale Vince: that's your money whirling about
- Atticus:::MPs chuck in their two pennyworth – and claim it back
- Adam Boulton:::Read Mr Austerity's lips: no new taxes — at least until the election
- Camilla Cavendish:::Parents are inflicting psychological harm in an educational arms race
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: I'm going to make squillions teaching squillionaires how to retire
- India Knight:::Crufts has got me growling — it's worse than a children's beauty pageant
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: The West's panda-huggers realise it's a sly dragon in their arms
- Charles Clover:::Diesels needn't be demons, but we need to waft away the lies
- Charles Clover:::Osborne's greatest budget triumph, and he didn't even mention it
- Rod Liddle:::Let's give them our tired, our poor, our bearded terrorists
- James Rubin:::Netanyahu can rant, but Obama sees his hopes in Tehran now
- Dominic Lawson:::This is one target our armed forces can afford to miss
- Roland White:::Atticus: This is no half-baked EU idea — it's a fully cooked Eurospud
- Adam Boulton:::Cameron's hedgehog strategy for the TV debates will make voters pricklish
- Camilla Cavendish:::Britain and Europe must slam the brakes on mass immigration
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: The curious incidence of rich but unhappy dogs on Instagram
- India Knight:::No, Mr Bond, our best agents are middle-aged mums licensed to tickle
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Hillary's emails honour the creed of hiding, twisting, leaking at the top
- Charles Clover:::300m years of mayflies. Can't we spare them one glorious day?
- Eleanor Mills:::A sext, then an oral sex request: how teens date
- Rod Liddle:::Jihadi John: made in Britain by naive white liberal halfwits
- James Rubin:::America's hawks ride a mood swing that could send troops against Isis
- Dominic Lawson:::The best House of Lords that money can buy
- Roland White:::Atticus: Gordon's still the grime minister
- Adam Boulton:::Dave and Ed can't worry about our security now, there's an election to win
- Camilla Cavendish:::Behind the tuition fees bribe, Labour is turning universities into vassals
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: A tall, handsome, future PM saved me once from brain fade — damn him
- India Knight:::Excuse me, m'lud, you can't tell every divorced mum to get a job
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Who's most scared of Russia, China and Iran? Their fleeing elites
- Charles Clover:::Sorry to all you 'wild swimmers', but I've got to muddy the water
- Rod Liddle:::Do you, murderous queer-basher, take this gay man . . . ?
- Dominic Lawson:::Four weeks of Greek hubris, then repulsive humble moussaka
- Adam Boulton:::I hope months of mess suits you: that's what you're voting for
- Camilla Cavendish:::Put down the pitchforks, Tories — the church is on your side for once
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Money, energy and cunning, the US's new Cold War armoury
- Charles Clover:::A bit of brains bringing new life after the Beeching bloodbath
- India Knight:::We are all grown-ups here — let's ditch the dye and go grey. But, er, you first
- Roland White:::Atticus: A new Speaker may be the order, order of the day
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Poor Tom's quips are so old they've bred their own little mini lols
- Rod Liddle:::The kids are all right – it's the middle-aged who've betrayed love
- James Rubin:::When the Ukraine deal shatters, the West has a duty to send military help
- Dominic Lawson:::The fallen NBC anchor wasn't lying — he was being too American
- Roland White:::Atticus: 'Irrelevant' Foreign Office goes even further off piste
- Adam Boulton:::While Dave declines to break sweat, Ed wins over squeezed Britain
- Camilla Cavendish:::Fear will stalk our hospital corridors until the bullies are driven out
- India Knight:::Ah, the women of France — so thin, so chic,so quick to be a doormat
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: We are slow to see danger, so must trust in the sixth sense of the sniper
- Charles Clover:::When you're done ogling Helena's tunny, please heed its message
- Rod Liddle:::Slow down, Chilcot – it's not a real inquiry until everyone's dead
- James Rubin:::Jordan has given the West a chance to beat the jihadists: we must take it
- Luke Johnson:::The beating heart of Britain that Miliband wants to stop
- Roland White:::Atticus: Former jailbird fails to rock the House
- Adam Boulton:::Our war-weary country wobbles before the thugs of Moscow and Isis
- Camilla Cavendish:::Labour closes its eyes and pinches its nose in its rotten boroughs
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Feel that bulge, Ronaldo. It's my angst in your ridiculous pants
- India Knight:::That's brave, Myleene, but there are better ways to tackle grasping mums
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: The right's Mr Moderate goes down with a bad case of measles
- Eleanor Mills:::Fatties and the superfit are neck and neck in heart clinic sprint
- Jeremy Clarkson:::Step aside, RoboPlayer, sport will simply die without Johnny Hapless
- Rod Liddle:::Hold your Trojan horses, Ofsted. Not all faith schools are devils
- James Rubin:::Putin won't stop on his warpath until timid Nato shows it has teeth
- Dominic Lawson:::These child abuse slurs are just the angry left's revenge on Thatcher
- Roland White:::Atticus: The election will be decided by . . . slapometer
- Adam Boulton:::Cameron's chaos theory is winning as he stokes up fear of Miliband
- Camilla Cavendish:::Have a heart, Mrs Merkel. After all, you co-wrote this Greek tragedy
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Isn't this museum fun, kids; no Dippy the diplodocus, but lots on composting
- India Knight:::Yes, it's true, ladies, life gets much easier when you learn to say no
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: As we talked, I tried hard to pretend the rebels weren't kidnapping me
- Charles Clover:::Look out, Ratty, the humans have given Beaver a licence to chew
- Rod Liddle:::Pop music needs working-class heroes — not James Blunt
- Dominic Lawson:::As you reflect on Nazi horrors, remember an earlier holocaust
- Roland White:::Atticus: Tory agent puts the blank into canvassing
- Adam Boulton:::Middle England knows it, Dave: you won't win this election outright
- Camilla Cavendish:::Do come in, bumbling Inspector Ofsted, the school was expecting you
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Underneath that tartan rug the Queen is really Liz Hurley
- Jenny McCartney:::It's a mother's lot to be hated occasionally, but please hurt her quietly
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Read Obama's lips: he has just skewered President Hillary
- Charles Clover:::The chubby clown hits the lefties with a custard pie of common sense
- Jeremy Clarkson:::Ladies and gentlemen, I begin my speech with a request . . . shoot me
- Rod Liddle:::It's time to chuck the fatties off the benefits gravy train
- Dominic Lawson:::No TV debates — so what? I'll tell you a real democratic scandal
- Roland White:::Atticus: Quitting MP sinks fangs into a Commons 'gone to the dogs'
- Adam Boulton:::The Pope throws a punch while our archbishops merely throw sand
- Camilla Cavendish:::Let MI5 spy on granny and her azaleas; a jihadist may be lurking behind them
- Tanya Gold:::Prodded, poked and sporting preposterous plumage in the red carpet zoo
- India Knight:::Yes, Jack, a lonely bed is the usual reward for all that jumping
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: Asia holds the secret to removing the sting of Islamic militants
- Charles Clover:::Asda is pouring away the future of our countryside for 22p a pint
- Rod Liddle:::We must not draw a veil over mainstream Islam's intolerance
- Dominic Lawson:::Please don't take offence — but, non, je ne suis pas Charlie
- Roland White:::Panto, rejoice! Neil Hamilton fails his Ukip audition
- Camilla Cavendish:::Making the dim and the walking wounded wait longer will help heal A&E
- Adam Boulton:::No electoral chloroform, Dr Cameron. We demand a talking cure
- Tanya Gold:::What teeth, what buffoonery: what a king Prince Andrew would be
- India Knight:::Frivolous fashion has come of age and put on a knowing face
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Oh how al-Qaeda enjoys watching US racial harmony choke and gasp
- Charles Clover:::Nature's message in the sky: learn to live with floods and heatwaves
- Dominic Lawson:::There'll be only one winner in the abuse inquiry marathon
- India Knight:::Jolly Miranda did more for women than any feminist firebrand
- Michael Sheridan:::Dear diarists, you may never be Pepys but don't stop scribbling
- Jenny McCartney:::A modern twist on Oliver's request: please, sir, can I have some less?
- Cosmo Landesman:::This is the year I disrupt the status quo — by learning four chords
- Adam Boulton:::All the evidence says that Ed will win. Yes, it really could happen
- Roland White:::The Lords is full of ancient deadbeats, says Ashdown, 73
- Tanya Gold:::As Lennon sang, awards are so over. Up with the honours refuseniks
- Eleanor Mills:::Columnist
- Rod Liddle:::All religious schools must keep the faith – with British values
- Rod Liddle:::My 2015 predictions: Ed is PM and even the turkeys flee Britain
- Adrian Wooldridge:::Engineers rule China. Lawyers lead the US. For us it's jacks of all trades
- Roland White:::Season's beatings: Speaker and Tory MP carry on slugging
- Adam Boulton:::Only 129 days for Dave and Ed to shake off impotence, gaffes and Ukip
- Camilla Cavendish:::Here it comes — the year disease and old age need no longer fill us with dread
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: Lycra and cranberry juice, the middle-class cocktail called Dry January
- Jenny McCartney:::It's the buyer's buzz we're addicted to: the goodies don't matter
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Modern authoritarians aren't out to kill freedom, merely cripple it
- Charles Clover:::Raise a glass to a fruitful year, then pray for the bass and the bees
- Jeremy Clarkson:::Columnist
- Rod Liddle:::When Kim Met Sony: a farce not coming to a cinema near you
- Dominic Lawson:::My year-end forecast: there is no future for prediction
- Atticus:::Look out, there's a House of common thieves about
- Adam Boulton:::The election is here, yet the parties are skulking away from free publicity
- Camilla Cavendish:::Call it the Billy Bunter charter: an EU incentive for the obese to stay fat
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: But I must be able to switch travel tickets, a puppy's life depends on it
- India Knight:::Middle-aged and missing out on the good life? Then take pre-tirement
- Michael Sheridan:::Many Middle Eastern faiths, but one prayer: deliver us from persecution
- Charles Clover:::Bye Bye Bass, a massacre ballad from Europe's feeble fisheries ministers
- Cosmo Landesman:::Being alone at Christmas can be best. Take it from a former weeping stray
- Rod Liddle:::Roger Bird! Oh no he didn't! Please let this Ukip panto never end
- Harry Mount:::Greenpeace, the truncheon-happy moral police, are out of control
- Adrian Wooldridge:::Dick Cheney is wrong about torture, but for all the right reasons
- Adam Boulton:::Miliband strikes as we tire of Cameron replaying Downturn Abbey
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: OK, nanny app, just stop me before I start drunken dad-dancing
- India Knight:::Soothe away your troubles with Slippers William and Cocoa Kate
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: The digital robber barons are draining our cultural lifeblood
- Charles Clover:::What does history tell us about saving bees? Buzz in if you know
- Rod Liddle:::Make way while I run the BBC off the road to Wigan Pier
- Dominic Lawson:::Seeing one of Elgin's marbles won't make Russians think like us
- Roland White:::Atticus: Monsieur qui? Tories' Hollande taunts at Ed miss their mark
- Adam Boulton:::Magic George may conjure up a Tory victory but he won't be PM
- Camilla Cavendish:::A chancellor can dream of surplus but the truth is too few of us pay tax
- Matt Rudd:::Speakeasy: With me, a lobster and a crêpe pan in the hot tub, I know I've made it
- Jenny McCartney:::A few simple acts to answer the silent screams of new mothers
- Michael Sheridan:::The more we sweet-talk China, the more bitter it gets for Kong Kong
- Charles Clover:::A quick dig won't do. We must move heaven and earth for Stonehenge
- Eleanor Mills:::Mary and Joseph must reclaim centre stage
- Rod Liddle:::Shut up, you canting cabbies – swearing is bloody good for you
- Dominic Lawson:::So-called Unionists are trashing the UK for party gain
- Roland White:::Atticus: Stressed? Plunge a voodoo pin into Dave's blue crown jewels
- Adam Boulton:::When Twitter dumps a dollop of abuse, smile and earn #respect
- Camilla Cavendish:::I'm following our leader on border control — right out of the EU if need be
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Your prose pirouettes turn my head, Mr Amis, but it's not true love
- India Knight:::No fresh air, no bus rides, too much TV. Excuse me, kids — that's our job
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from afar: Ferguson is burning as Mississippi did. In 50 years we haven't learnt
- James Rubin:::Oil shock, horror! But only for Iran and Russia, while we motor away
- Charles Clover:::Kim Cattrall is the star of a new drama — Parks and the City
- Daisy Goodwin:::The one generation missing from Black Friday's scrums
- Jeremy Clarkson:::Is that room service? I'd like flies, diarrhoea and a frog chorus, please
- Rod Liddle:::Red flag at half mast, Labour: your love of the workers just died
- Dominic Lawson:::If you want No 10, turn off the Milibrain and bring us sunshine
- Roland White:::Sick as parrots, party leaders? Take a lesson from Mourinho
- Adam Boulton:::With each victory Nigel the Conqueror turns us more French
- Camilla Cavendish:::I choke on the words but our bulging world needs laws to curb Big Food
- Tanya Gold:::Our greatest living pot artist gives dope the Order of Merit
- India Knight:::A fortnight of anxiety for access to a new culture. Fair exchange, non?
- Michael Sheridan:::The Middle East's message for Kim: the age of impunity is over
- Charles Clover:::At last, we're sharpening a scythe to cut the Gordian knotweed
- ELEANOR MILLS:::Don't you dare call me granny
- JEREMY CLARKSON:::The call of nature means warts and misery. Heed the Call of Duty instead
- Rod Liddle:::That's enough carping. Let Ched Evans play
- Dominic Lawson:::As you order your new iPhone 6, bear with our analogue politicians
- Roland White:::Atticus: Avast, me hearties. It's the Dread Pirate Paxman
- Adam Boulton:::Miliband's conjuring up demons even his own team cannot see
- Camilla Cavendish:::Yes, they know it's Christmas; we don't know where British aid goes
- India Knight:::You carry on, Dame Judi, and leave the rest of us to plod into old age
- Amanda Foreman:::Chest-beating Putin aims his vilest weapon at the West — misogyny
- Charles Clover:::It's costing you £2 to zap Snowdon's pylons. So let's do the other 80,000
- Eleanor Mills:::Put that away online where it belongs, lads
- Rod Liddle:::Sure, mate, if your beer mat sums say immigration is fab . . .
- Dominic Lawson:::The assisted dying crowd's pet theories are far from cuddly
- James Gillespie:::Atticus: What does TTIP spell? Danger for the Tories in Rochester
- Adam Boulton:::Ed is teetering on the edge, with no one behind who can push
- Camilla Cavendish:::I cheered legal aid reform but now it can rob parents of their child
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: The Cumberbitches weep as our most eligible otter is snapped up
- India Knight:::Let the poppies stand and our respect for the fallen will wither
- Michael Sheridan:::A view from afar: China and Russia gorge on peaches, but the US has the juicier future
- Charles Clover:::Stop the council barbarians before they ride out and mow down more bees
- Eleanor Mills:::The best sex advice for teens: wait
- Rod Liddle:::Breathe deeply, Nick – you're not the only loser to turn to drugs
- Dominic Lawson:::This is Russia Today, bringing you no news at all about, er, Russia
- Roland White:::Atticus: Psst. Wanna see MPs in rubber? Spitting Image may return
- Adam Boulton:::Sacrificing the lamb in Woolf's clothing hurts only the abuse victims
- Michael Burleigh:::A Qatari assist puts Islamists ahead in the terror tournament
- Krissi Murison:::Speakeasy: The great rock'n'roll swindle: having to stay alive and flog yourself to death
India Knight:::Lighten up, Andy — Judy's having fun
and it's your turn to cheer
- Amanda Foreman:::A View from afar: America lies paralysed by the election monster that never sleeps
- Charles Clover:::The yoghurt pot conundrum consigns common sense to landfill
- Rod Liddle:::Barking fines mean Britain ain't nothin' but a dog hounder
- Dominic Lawson:::Tips for murderers: don't kill police and learn to feign remorse
- Adam Boulton:::Labour and the Tories are even Stevens. Now for a game of NHS trumps
- Stephanie Flanders:::We're the fastest guns in the West — and still losing the living standards battle
- Tanya Gold:::Listen carefully, beneath Ukip's calypso beat is an even uglier sound
- CAMILLA LONG:::Hush, Russell. I won't be told what to think by a prancing perm on a stick
- Michael Sheridan:::A student named Yvonne has Hong Kong's bureaucrats running scared
- Charles Clover:::We turfed out GM crops for a reason, but they won't wither and die
- Matt Rudd:::OK, class, today's text by the Handyman of Avon is The Taming of the Screw
- Eleanor Mills:::Saying 'I do' matters for Brad and me
- Rod Liddle:::Bloody good show, what — giving this halfwit a duke's pad
- Dominic Lawson:::Lord Freud's slip I don't mind, but the confected outrage disgusts me
- Roland White:::Atticus: The rottweiler of Radio 4 has got your number, MPs
- Adam Boulton:::Spineless Cameron is letting Farage's foxes into the Tory henhouse
- Daisy Goodwin:::Insisting that there are degrees of rape doesn't make a woman a traitor
- India Knight:::Clicking on images is just as real as touching girls, Mr Grisham
- Michael Sheridan:::Free, yearning and sterile: the three cities tussling for China's soul
- Charles Clover:::Make mine a London gin with a dash of conservation, by juniper
- ELEANOR MILLS:::Keep working, ladies, and be safe as houses
- JEREMY CLARKSON:::No, it's me, Ermintrude — you're just not my idea of a significant udder
- Rod Liddle:::The vanished Kim is a riddle wrapped in lots of Swiss cheese
- Adrian Wooldridge:::Ukip is inviting us to a British Tea Party. The reply has to be no
- Roland White:::Columnist
- Adam Boulton:::The home-flipping ex-banker offering an utterly new politics
- Camilla Cavendish:::If we are going to panic over ebola, then let us panic with purpose
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: Dopey, Grunty, Misogyny. That's the front row of the scrum picked
- India Knight:::Take some dreams, mix well and leave to rise until your golden years
- Amanda Foreman:::A view from a far: In the land of sexual confusion a threesome is fine, adultery's a crime
- Charles Clover:::Silty as charged: the watchdogs letting marine dumpers run amuck
- Eleanor Mills:::Go on, try them. They won't bite
- Jeremy Clarkson:::You reckon you can talk like us, Hank? Well isn't that just awesome
- Rod Liddle:::Sorry, mon vieux. France really is skint, sapped and squalid
- Dominic Lawson:::Here's the real reason China hesitates to 'liberate' Hong Kong
- Atticus:::Love thy neighbour? Not here at Miliband Mansions
- Adam Boulton:::A week for troublemakers to strut and kingmakers to take the hit
- Camilla Cavendish:::Don't be shy, PM. Shout out that you're in the sunshine business
- Tanya Gold:::Poor Jemima. Like every woman, she has no name to call her own
- India Knight::: Hark, you middle-aged ravers, that's the siren call of the sofa
- Amanda Foreman:::America, the land of unleaders, lets in a brutal new world order
- Charles Clover:::An unexpected call from the black redstart: more building, please
- Matt Rudd:::Tick, tock: my death watch says I've got 38 years left to skydive with dolphins
- Rod Liddle:::Farage enjoys a day at Doncaster and plays the race card
- Dominic Lawson:::We've counted all the Tornados out. We'll count terrorists back in
- Matt Rudd:::Someone send me to rice rehab: I'm building a long-grain mountain
- Tanya Gold:::Want to cure Aids, Victoria? Then design an anti-infection playsuit
- India Knight:::We toil away on Overtime Island, but Branson offers an escape plan
- Charles Clover:::Before we let beavers in, who's going to control the dam things?
- Eleanor Mills:::An impossible decision on the unsmiling face of Islam
- Camilla Cavendish:::What the NHS needs most is a break from the surgeons of Westminster
- Adam Boulton:::One thing Ed mustn't forget: the polls don't always get it right
- empty:::A healing pen, a letterbox smile: Auntie Maya, angel of the South
- Roland White::: Revealed - how Boris thwarts his own blond ambition
- Rod Liddle:::Let us pray . . . if you want, up to a point. No pressure
- Dominic Lawson:::What's the way out of this devo mess? We once knew the answer
- ROLAND WHITE:::Atticus: Great news, Dave. Lynton's now an expert on opposition
- Camilla Cavendish:::Releasing the federalist genie risks conjuring up a UK of little Napoleons
- Tanya Gold:::Speakeasy: How kind — pink trainers to remind Madam Sweaty she's a woman
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- India Knight:::Warts-and-all memoirs are vital to help us through life's bumpy bits
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- Camilla Cavendish:::Light, portable, deadly — this shoulder-launched anarchy threatens us all
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More from The Q&A: Linda Cohn
SportsCenter anchor Linda Cohn loves to laugh.
That quickly became obvious when I sat down to chat with her earlier this week in Norman. She was in town for the Delta Gamma Foundation Lectureship in Values and Ethics, and she answered all sorts of questions. Here are a few that didn't make it into The Q&A on my Page 2:
Jenni Carlson: You recently released a memoir. Lots of reviews have raved about how honest it was. Any writer's remorse?
Linda Cohn: How the heck can you write a memoir without writing about the important people in your life, whether it's your children, whether it's your ex-husband. If it wasn't for him, I don't think I would ever have gotten as far as I did. So, that's what I don't get when people say that — "How did you open up your life?" I thought that's what a memoir was supposed to be.
JC: What are you proudest of that you put out there?
LC: That I'm very human. That I have faults. That I have insecurities. That I had very low self-esteem. It isn't an easy road out there. You do face a lot of challenges, and I wanted to tell people about it. Now that people have read the book, they have connected with it. They've told me. Some have even said it's been therapeutic to hear my story and it helps them with their respective story.
JC: That has to be fulfilling.
LC: That's one of the reasons I wrote the book. I felt that a lot of people could relate to it, and I wanted to help some people, too. I wanted to help young people, people like yourself, people younger than you and people older than you that wanted to know more about the business, wanted to know more about being a woman in the business, wanted to hear the truth. And I wanted to give them the truth, that it wasn't an easy road. Most important to me, I wanted them to know that I'm a sports fan first and foremost and that I didn't just get this job because I didn't get a job at "Access Hollywood" or something.
JC: What most helped you endure through all that?
LC: You know what? It's still a work in progress, but it is not letting the outside interfere with what's going on on the inside. And what's going on on the inside is telling yourself, "Remember, Linda, why you're in this business, why you didn't leave this business. You love sports. You have a passion for it." It's part of my makeup. I really enjoy that roller coaster ride, because even when I'm not doing it or working, I'm watching these games. I enjoy it. It's a high for me, so what I've learned is, remember that.
JC: You're in the hall of fame at SUNY-Oswego.
LC: The sports hall of fame.
JC: Any more hall of fames on the horizon?
LC: (Laughs.) They keep voting me in! But that one was cool because I saw a couple of my former teammates that I played hockey with in college. That was the first time I played ice hockey with girls.
JC: No kidding?
LC: I'd always played with guys. But then my college,Oswego State actually had a girls ice hockey team. We played in a rink that had no heat. That's why we had no fans. But now, they updated the rink. They built this whole new facility for hockey.
JC: So, people were like, "Why don't the women have any fans?"
LC: Uh, hello.
JC: Is ice hockey still the sport you're most passionate about?
LC: It is. When you play a sport, you always have that connection, but … probably NFL is second because I could watch any NFL game. You can't watch just any baseball game, but I do love my Mets, and I do love my G-Men, my Giants. So, I'm doing pretty good right now, not with my Mets, but the Giants are great and right now the Rangers are doing well.
JC: Got a hypothetical — if you were the NHL commissioner, what would you do?
LC: First, I'd put the league back on ESPN. People would see it, then I would heavily promote the personalities of the league. Those players, these are people that carried their own bags when they were 5. They're not spoiled, so I would promote that. That's where I would start. You have to get the sport more visible.
JC: What would be your message to women in sports?
LC: Just stay true to yourself. That's what it's about. Also, the advice I give to women who want to be in this business is, "Don't try to be something your not. Don't try to be the comedian. Don't try to be the entertainer. You have to concentrate on being accurate." You get caught up in, "I've got to be like this guy" or "This guy's getting all the attention because he's doing this; I have to do that." No, you don't. You can't be a phony. Sports fans can pick out phonies.
JC: What about your kids? What is your message to them?
LC: The thing that I'm really most proud of, they don't see me as "Linda Cohn, SportsCenter anchor." They don't get excited about what I'm doing. They see me 110 percent as mom, and that is what I'm most proud of.
JC: A couple rapid-fire questions. Pet peeve?
LC: The so-called experts on TV who are anything but.
JC: Team you'd pay any amount of money to see?
LC: Giants or Rangers in a playoff game.
JC: Best day?
LC: Great day at work, having fun, my team winning, hanging out with my kids.
JC: Worst day?
LC: When people are taking everything so seriously, and I don't get to see my kids.
JC: Story you'd love to one day lead SportsCenter with?
LC: Why can't we lead SportsCenter with more good stories? Not the arrests. The good guy.


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Anyone else had problems with the chrome front bumper chipping. I was washing my truck today and noticed the chrome on the bumper is chipping. Its not rock chips cause there's no chips in the near by paint, or any where else for that matter.
Your not the first one to mention this . Take it back to the dealer . They must of had some bad chroming .
If there aren't chips elsewhere, I suspect what you have is bubbling and flaking chrome. I'd be going to the dealer just as Tom suggested.
Another reason to get sport bumpers :)
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Take it to the dealer they have to replace it.
i didnt notice any bubbling. they look like small rock chips. Im kinda pissed about it. The truck has 2400 miles on it. Ive kept this thing cleaner than the day i bought it. Ive never been this picky about a vehicle before, but i want what i paid for. The day after I got it the rear pass. tire press. warning came on. I took it to the dealer to get the code wiped. My salesman gave me a hard time. He said " you work on airplanes and cant put air in your tires?" I told him yes, but its under warranty and you can do it for me.
LOL...well, it's defective either way so give him a hard time back.
1. It is way too sensitive and comes on when there is plenty of air in the tires.
2. It should be customer adjustable within a reasonable range.
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- Association of Business Process Management Professionals
- BPM Forum
- Software and Information Industry Association
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After hitting a high of 62 on Dec. 4, the month closed with the lowest low, 23 degrees, on New Year's Eve.
Despite closing on an icy note, overall the month was abnormally warm with an average temperature of about 40 degrees, 6.6 degrees above normal. The average daytime high was about 46 degrees and low temperatures averaged 34 degrees. There were 10 days when the low was below 32 degrees and one day when the high stayed below freezing.
Although December brought a fair share of rain and a bit of snow, it still came up short, finishing with 1.84 inches of precipitation, a mark 0.63 inches below normal. The first snow seen in the lower elevations this winter fell on Christmas, when 0.4 inches was reported.
While any snow in town was quick to melt away, in the higher elevations it has been a different story. As of today, the Walla Walla River basin is enjoying a healthy snowpack with monitoring stations reporting snow depth at 18 percent above normal.
Thanks to abundant rains in the springtime, total rain and snowfall for 2012 year finished at 23.41 inches, a mark 2.56 inches above normal. The total for the water year, which began in October and runs through September, is now 7.40 inches, 0.38 inches above normal.
The highest wind gust was 63 mph recorded Dec. 20 at Walla Walla Regional Airport. That was also the peak wind speed for this area in 2012.
The outlook for this month calls for near normal temperatures and near normal precipitation. Normal highs for January are about 41 degrees and normal lows are about 30 degrees.
The normal precipitation for January is 2.53 inches, based on a 30-year average.
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@Cacodaemonia: It has been an interesting experiment in learning how to...
These are really nice. I like when you mix your hard and softer edges. I want to see more backgrounds now though. Keep it up!
@Jesus Food: Thank you.
@Quikenobi: Yeah those eyes got a little weird. Oh well. And I would love to do characters for a series ^^
@Lapada: I have indeed taken animation.
@surrealitycheck: Never fear!
@asomatous: Both. Fun times.
@Cacodaemonia: He . . . doesn't love you? He is a pretty cranky guy.
@Eiki: Whooo, thanks.
Some more stuff. Now I ought to go draw.
@blexano: Thank you.
@maria riaz: Thanks, hope to see you again. ^^
@Cadodaemonia: I love the zoo. I should go again, except its bloody hot out.
@surrealitycheck: I know its not a word, its...
I should just not be useless and post more often instead of dumping a bunch at once. Anyway a bunch of stuff I've done over the last two months, not all of it . . . I'm tired of uploading.
*runs away again*
@jatherip: Yes sah!
@Bellachime: Yay, I will do more.
@Toffeeliz: Stalker! *GASP*
Random stuff! Doodles, paintings . . . I was really busy last week and couldn't post, sorry guys.
@DarkYabu: Oh you probably will see more.
@Cacodaemonia: Yes sah! And its watercolour actually, though I added the textures and stuff in photoshop to age it up, the painting itself was done on...
Mmm, paintypaints.
@sageguy: I had thought that I would do more 'rendery' skin and then leave the clothes pretty flat, but I guess I could do more blended shading instead.
So the blue haired girl the design is...
@Cacodaemonia: Thank you. ^^
Mmmm, sketchy fun.
@Quikenobi: Thanks, I hope so . . . I feel like I get really inconsistent just cause I use a bunch of different mediums to do different things.
@AlexTooth: MORE. ^^
Some colour variations for this guy.
Flames, yaaaay!
Question. why did you cut him off just below the knee?
Great stuff Janos!
I want to see more of your characters. They are so cute.
The studies are coming a long great, but there is so much life and humour to your characters. keep it up!
@Alm0st: Thank you. I am sure you could pull off charmingly cute?
@Deon: Thanks!
@ForScience: Thank you.
Okaay so the blue pencil I was using for this was like shattered entirely and it was SO...
@zaorr: Thanks
@FAST ART: I have been working with digital medium for mmm, a couple years but I don't actually /paint/ with it nearly enough (too much time animating, which is obviously, all...
Life drawing. Yay. I like how you use the conte? Charcoal?
Nice work!
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Maine closes last U.S. sardine cannery
Posted In: Food, Jobs
Maine claims to have been the Sardine Capital of the World. But with Bumble Bee Foods closing the state's last sardine canning facility, the industry won't only disappear in Maine, but in the U.S. as well. Jill Barshay reports.
Obama sets plan for changes at NASA
Posted In: Science
President Obama wants to change how NASA explores space and is also set to pull the plug on human trips to Mars and the moon. This cut would mean big job losses in Florida. Jill Barshay reports.
AT&T rebranding may be a bit vague
Posted In: Science
AT&T's new ad campaign focuses on the products the company has to offer beyond phone service. But the way the campaign tries to sell you may be a bit confusing for consumers to understand. Jill Barshay reports.
Calorie displays don't scare Starbucks
Posted In: Food, Health
Starbucks lobbied for lawmakers to require calorie displays at restaurants as part of the new health reform. After New York started requiring calories on menus, the coffee giant learned it could help business. Jill Barshay reports.
Prepaid cards picking up in popularity
Posted In: Retail
Beyond their handy use as gifts, prepaid cards are being used increasingly to distribute rebates, payroll and even Social Security payments. But for all of their convenience, they can be trouble at the register. Jill Barshay reports.
Stores gear up for post-Christmas rush
Posted In: Retail
If you celebrate Christmas, this is a day for opening presents, not buying them. But for America's retailers there's always tomorrow. Jill Barshay reports.
Some AIG bonuses still not repaid
AIG executives are slated for more big bonuses in the new year. But some execs still haven't paid back all they promised to return from their 2009 bonuses. Jill Barshay reports.
Big shopping weekend buried by snow
Posted In: Economy, Retail
The last weekend before Christmas is traditionally the biggest shopping weekend of the year. But with record snowfall piling up on the East Coast, a lot of stores didn't get the crowds they hoped for -- except those on the Web. Jill Barshay reports.
Investors tapped as rating agencies
Insurance regulators are looking to some of the nation's most sophisticated bond investors to act as rating agencies. Some experts think they'd probably do a better job. Jill Barshay reports.
Biz execs push gov't on climate change
Business executives are planning to turn up at Capitol Hill to encourage Congress to pass a new law cutting greenhouse gases. Jill Barshay reports.


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Snowmobile Trail Reports
Here is the reroute map for the area affected by the work on the highline north of Merriweather. We're working hard in conjunction with the DNR and the highline people to offer a safe alternate route over this period of work on the highline. It's imperative that you abide by the reroute signing as there will be many workers plus heavy equipment in the area of the old trail. For their safety as well as theirs please stay on the marked trails…no short cuts. The green line (the temporary route for trail 8 and 1) comes off of trail 8 west on Pendock Road, but there will also be snowmobile signs directing you through this reroute. We'd like to thank you for your patience and cooperation with this unexpected reroute.
March 26, 2015
Ok, I did promise to let you snowmobilers know if we received anymore measurable snow this month…and we have. Probably about 8-inches with a bit more expected in our area tonight or maybe Friday a.m… However, it is supposed to warm up to about 40 on Saturday and creeks and streams are open, so if you come please avoid or use caution in these areas. Trails are still officially open until March 31st so this would be your absolute last chance to get any kind of riding in for this season. Some of our groomer drivers have been out on the trails doing some brushing so watch out for them if you do make it out there. Also, call ahead to your favorite destination as some businesses have closed for a little spring break. As always, ride responsibly and stay safe!
That's all for now from Carolyn at the Hoop! For additional information about the Lake Gogebic area please visit the chamber website at www.LakeGogebicArea.com or call us at 1-888-464-3242 (888-GOGEBIC). Have a great summer and we'll see all you snowmobilers again next winter…if not before!


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Photos: Looking back at Josh Hamilton's 10 greatest moments with the Texas Rangers
Photo: Ronald Martinez/Getty Images
7. Walk-off home run against Angels; July 9, 2008: Unlike many teams before it, the '08 Rangers hadn't faded completely into oblivion by the time the summer rolled around. In fact, the Rangers had a chance to cut LAA's AL West lead to 6.5 with a win on July 9. With a 4-2 lead heading into the bottom of the 9th, the Angels sent dreaded closer Francisco Rodriguez (better known as K-Rod) to the mound to close the deal. But a walk and a single cut the lead to one, and Hamilton stepped to the plate as the winning run with two outs. He cranked a K-Rod pitch into the home run porch for his first career walk-off homer, giving Ranger fans a reason to celebrate in July.
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2001 Saturn SL1 • 194,000 miles
I am trying to re-attatch my front bumper (factory) after backing off of a curb. I cannot figure out where the bolts and such go. How do I re-attatch the bumper? (Not very smart with cars, please explain as simplistic as possible)
October 24, 2012.
October 24, 2012.
There are just expanding push clips on around the top the w; heel well area has some expanding clips and 7mm headed screws. Also if you look behind the head light area you will see there is one sholdered bolt on each side and a metal plate attached to the front fascia that plate has a channel in it that the bolt slides into and the clips/screws help keep it locked into.
Oct 24, 2012.
Oct 24, 2012.
When i accelarate i feel a bump coming from the front of van. it does this only from the foward position, i tried to accelarate from the reverse position and it not do the bump. what is...
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James King speaks at a Commissioner forum. Northside Middle School hosted a candidate forum on Oct. 30 for the Delaware County Council and the Delaware County Commissioner.
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Democrat James King and Republican Sherry Riggin will take their seats as new Delaware County Commissioners.
With 76 of 78 precincts reporting, King captured 52 percent of the vote, defeating Stephen Fields, R. King, 43, is chief of police in Daleville.
Riggin ...