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Obesity crisis: doctors demand soft drinks tax and healthier hospital food
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Winnie the Pooh author AA Milne was first world war propagandist
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Why the Conservatives should reclaim their compassionate core
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Western governments' obligations to Libya
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Peter Mandelson and New Labour's bankrupt policies
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Edward Snowden's leaks are misguided – they risk exposing us to cyber-attacks
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Free schools and the dangers of mixing education and religion
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Winston Churchill and anthrax
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MoD study sets out how to sell wars to the public
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ERT shutdown: European Broadcasting Union sets up makeshift studio
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Summer food & drink special: how not to poison family and friends at a barbecue
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Police arrest Michael Cope, wanted for murder of Linzi Ashton
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South Sudan initiative aims to keep young girls in primary school
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From the archive, 22 May 1993: British computer hackers behind bars
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Town with Nicholas Crane; Love and Death in City Hall – TV review
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Obama and Romney speeches more negative than ever, says study
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