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*Comment & Analysis

Carl Miller: 'Citizens are looking more like journalists every day'

This Is Your Brain Online: Is trolling Putin’s secret weapon?

*Comment & Analysis

Phil Scullion: Miliband's policy will guarantee your rent increases

Comment: Why Miliband’s rent cap will make your rent increase

*Comment & Analysis

Frances Crook: 'Twenty years ago people were less willing to talk about being sexually abused.'

Comment: Police need to investigate Portland prison for historic sexual offences

News

Jeremy Clarkson should not have to resign, says Gove.

Michael Gove defends Jeremy Clarkson in racism row

*Comment & Analysis

Pawel Swidlicki: Ironically the rise of the 'malcontents' could strengthen integration

Comment: Why Euro elections could kill Cameron’s renegotiation hopes

*Comment & Analysis

Carl Miller: 'Many organisations attempt to tighten control: producing wooden, legalistic tweets that read as if each has been written by a committee'

This Is Your Brain Online: The NYPD Twitter backlash

*Comment & Analysis

Cameron celebrates St George's Day

WATCH: Prime minister’s St George’s Day message

The prime minister says England’s national day “has been overlooked”

*Comment & Analysis

Carl Miller: 'Mainstream politics increasingly feels, to many people, remote and irrelevant to their everyday lives'

This is your brain online: How Twitter could combat voter apathy

A dangerous mix of disengagement, austerity and anti-politics has gripped Europe. But Twitter could turn the tide.

Video

Police in Canary Wharf

WATCH: Suing the state – hidden rules in the EU-US trade deal

*Comment & Analysis

1984 comes to the West End

Win tickets to see 1984 at the Playhouse Theatre

*Comment & Analysis

Nathan Dabrowski: 'The most vocal opponents to the introduction of plain packaging in the UK have not been tobacco companies but MPs themselves

Comment: Brussels bureaucrats and Tory eurosceptics can work together to defeat plain packs

*Comment & Analysis

Andy Slaughter: Under these changes your chances of challenging even the most arbitrary decision will be greatly reduced

Comment: In Grayling’s Britain only the very rich can afford justice

*Blog

Carl Miller: People thronged to hurl digital eggs and tomatoes at two widely disliked public individuals

This Is Your Brain Online: Did Farage really win the EU debates?

News

Nigel Evans had consistently denied all the charges - and has now been found not guilty

Not guilty: Jury clears Nigel Evans of sexual offence charges

*Comment & Analysis

Thilde Knudsen: The hard-won rights our mothers fought for are slowly being chipped away

Comment: Women’s rights are at risk from our complacency

*Comment & Analysis

Yvette Cooper speech in full

Yvette Cooper immigration speech in full

*Comment & Analysis

Sara Ogilvie: The changes will prevent individuals and organisations from holding the state to account

Comment: A state power grab against the rule of law

*Comment & Analysis

Sarah Ludford: 'A deal struck between the centre-right and centre-left groups meant a majority accepted what Clarke had got the Council of Ministers to agree to'

Comment: We’ve defeated the European snooping project

*Comment & Analysis

Francis West: 'Investor pressure will not be brought to bear effectively without government intervention'

Comment: Five ways to restore public trust in big business

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