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Books of the year 2011: Amanda Craig

Charles Dickens: A Life - Claire Tomalin

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Web Only: best of the blogs

The five must-read blogs from today, including why Osborne's deficit target isn't as tough as you think.

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Books of the year 2011: Simon Heffer

Nikolaus Pevsner: the Life - Susie Harries

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Targets. They hurt, but (sometimes) they work

A u-turn on NHS waiting times shows the Conservatives have realised how hard it is getting things done in government

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Books of the year 2011: Toby Litt

The Coffee Story - Peter Salmon

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Will this video be enough to save Rick Perry's campaign?

The Texas governor has released a campaign video rounding on Barack Obama for his "socialist" policies.

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Books of the year 2011: Paul Johnson

Art - Edwina Sandys

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Books of the Year 2011: Anita Desai

Charles Portis

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Why the Fortnum & Mason protesters’ case matters

The judge said we had not been personally intimidating, then found us guilty anyway. What now for the right to peaceful protest?

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Something happened at the end of August to terrify policymakers

Austerity in the UK is pushing us back into recession, as it is in the eurozone.

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Morning Call: pick of the papers

The ten must-read pieces from this morning's papers.

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Osborne squeezes benefits again

Benefits will not be raised in line with September inflation in order to cut fuel duty.

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Consumers

As energy bills continue to rise and force some into fuel poverty, how best can business and government engage the consumer to educate on the needs for energy efficiency? And how much responsibility...

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Engaging the public in the energy debate

The executive director of Which? asks how we can get more consumers engaged with the big debate about the cost of energy in the future.

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Q&A with Dr Sarah Darby

The New Statesman speaks to Dr Sarah Darby, deputy programme leader of the Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University, about the future of consumer energy demand.

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The real reason the UK fears an EU Tobin tax

French farmers are set fair to do well out of an European Tobin tax.

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Miliband needs entrepreneur evangelists

The Labour leader's critique of "predatory" capitalism would be more effective delivered by experienced capitalists.

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Jumpers at the ready: The Killing is back

Forbrydelsen, along with other Scandi whodunits, harks back to a more artful age of crime drama.

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My Transsexual Summer: The trouble with television

The medium’s ability to improve its own minority representation is strictly limited.

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Cameron and Merkel fail to progress

The pair's smiles couldn't disguise the level of disagreement.

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