ALEX DE WAAL analyses the possible outcomes of the Darfur summit planned by Gordon Brown
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ANDREW BLICK examines the strengths and weaknesses of the Constitutional Renewal white paper and draft Bill, and suggests we need to take it seriously
BRENDA BOARDMAN imagines what could be achieved if the government recruited 50 million citizens to the cause, instead of just talking to the few in the energy business
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MARTYN FRAMPTON reflects on Jonathan Powell's account of the peace process and is left wondering things are as good as they could have been.
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DONALD HIRSCH explains why the recent report by the Work and Pensions Committee is required reading
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JULIAN PRIESTLEY questions recent arguments against the Lisbon Treaty
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Lord Grenfell reports on his committee’s report into the impact of the Treaty of Lisbon
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ALI ANSARI analyses the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee’s report on Iran and worries its conclusions are already out of date
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DAVID CARSLAW suggests that biofuels have an important contribution to make providing their impacts can be properly quanitified
It’s time that EU member states set aside the interests of their national monopolies and put consumers before companies, MARK CARNE believes
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The Energy Bill is sure to excite much discussion in the Lords, STEPHEN LADYMAN predicts
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NICK RAYNSFORD believes the Housing and Regeneration Bill steers the right course between conflicting pressures
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KEN WOOLMER wonders whether the consensus in the Lords on the Climate Change Bill will last once it starts to be implemented
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The Children and Young Persons Bill was well received by the Lords, and goes to the Commons much improved, reports BARONESS MOLLY MEACHER
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OLIVER HEALD MP brings out the highlights from the Commons debate on the Education and Skills Bill
JOHN PENROSE MP gives a cautiously optimistic report on the progress of the Pensions Bill through the Commons
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RODERICK CRAWFORD considers the state of political relations between the UK government and UK overseas territories
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MALCOLM GRIMSTON argues that liberalised markets are now opening the way to a reemergence of nuclear energy
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GEOFFREY BOULTON raises the alarm about UK stockpiling of separated plutonium and offers some ways forward
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CHRISTIAN LEQUESNE believes that Nicolas Sarkozy has opened the door to a new relationship between the UK and France
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PAUL TAYLOR weighs up Gordon Brown's speech in Boston in the context of the US presedential election in November