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Monthly Archives: October 2017

Pick of the Pops: ‘Our House Is Haunted’

Culture

Pick of the Pops: ‘Our House Is Haunted’

Posted on 31 October 2017 by Alwyn Turner • Leave a comment

An early George Formby classic, resuscitated for Hallowe’en. Continue reading →

No lessons from history

Politics

No lessons from history

Posted on 5 October 2017 by Alwyn Turner • 4 Comments

After the conferences, what’s the state of political play, asks ALWYN TURNER. Continue reading →

Off the shelf: A Legacy of Spies

Culture

Off the shelf: A Legacy of Spies

Posted on 1 October 2017 by Dan Atkinson • 1 Comment

DAN ATKINSON celebrates the last night of the Circus. Continue reading →

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The trends

'The new chosen one' - Laura Pidcock
A bad night for Labour
'A randy union chief' - Len McCluskey
Let's get these parties finished
'A disciplined comrade' - Richard Burgon
'A caring individual' - Chris Williamson
'Danger to democracy': A press portrait of Diane Abbott - Part 1
Livingstone: A tribute in tweets
'No heavy lifting': A press portrait of Diane Abbott - Part 2
How I shall be voting

The tags

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The Twitter

The Latest

A bad night for Labour
How I shall be voting
Let’s get these parties finished
The donkey’s not for stalking
Revive 45: November 1974
Poptastic politicians
Imperial fiction: Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
Imperial fiction: Dr Nikola
Pick of the pops: ‘Bang Went the Chance of a Lifetime’
Rear-view review: The Ipcress File

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