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Would you stand up to louts?
Weekly poll: what would you do if thugs started threatening someone near you?
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The doggy bag debate
The average London restaurant dumps 21 tonnes of food every year. It's time to take your leftovers with you.
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Kate Middleton's style is on the money in these straitened times
The Duchess of Cambridge shows style savvy in this era of austerity.
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In these straitened times, Kate Middleton's style is on the money
The Duchess of Cambridge shows style savvy in this era of austerity.
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Why war anniversaries will influence the battle over Scottish independence
For a man for whom Scottish separation has been the focal point of his entire political career, Alex Salmond is extremely reluctant to say when his promised referendum will be held.
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The key to helping London's youth
We already know what's needed to help London's youth flourish, we just need to do it.
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We know the key to helping London's youth
We already know what's needed to help London's youth flourish, we just need to do it.
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Osborne is stuck on a great tax escalator - and it's only going up
With no party prepared to cut state spending radically, families will continue to feel the pain, writes Benedict Brogan.
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Mayan Apocalypse: end of the world has fascinated civilisations for millenia
The Telegraph's Blogs Editor Damian Thompson says there is nothing new about the world becoming obsessed by apocalyptic prophecies, which he describes as "thrilling but nonsense."
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Mayan Apocalypse: end of the world has fascinated civilisations for millennia
The Telegraph's Blogs Editor Damian Thompson says there is nothing new about the world becoming obsessed by apocalyptic prophecies, which he describes as "thrilling but nonsense."
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Why Britain is the whiplash captial of Europe
Comment: Whiplash accounts for 78pc of all car personal injury claims, compared with just 3pc in France. But there is a way out of this mess, says Dan Hyde
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Why Britain is the whiplash capital of Europe
Comment: Whiplash accounts for 78pc of all car personal injury claims, compared with just 3pc in France. But there is a way out of this mess, says Dan Hyde
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German election: Angela Merkel's triumph is good news for Britain
David Cameron must seize his moment to reverse the drive towards closer union, argues Mats Persson
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The next big decision for the National Theatre
Who will give the new National Theatre director Rufus Norris the support he needs, asks Rupert Christiansen
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Lord Lee: How I became Britain's first Isa millionaire
Lord Lee, a 1980s minister, was the UK's first Isa millionaire. He shares tips from 55 years of investing
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Iain Martin's predictions for the year ahead in politics
The political roadmap contains many potential obstacles in 2014, both in the UK and abroad
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'Our reforms will boost confidence in the exams system'
A-level results will be released on Thursday and Nicky Morgan, the Education Secretary, insists grades will be a more accurate reflection of standards than those seen in the past
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What have we got against English opera?
Opera revivals should include English performances, says Rupert Christiansen
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Jim Murphy may just be the man to burst the Nats' balloon
The new Labour leader has the time, and the drive, to change the political landscape in Scotland, says Alan Cochrane
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