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- Understanding the Syria conflicts (Paul Reynolds)
- Beware asking ‘What next for Syria?’ (Jonathan Brown)
- Shadows over Damascus: The unravelling of a regime (Mo Waqas)
- Syrians are free at last (Jonathan Brown)
- Tom Arms’ World Review (Tom Arms)
- Wild boars the size of a 'small car' advancing on Scottish city
- Last West End Christmas Fortnight events today! #dundeewestend
- How national insurance increase will undermine homeless services
- Rediscovering the Wisbech and Upwell Tramway
- Victorian women in crinolines were the ultimate fashion victims
- Josh Babarinde makes the case for his Domestic Abuse Bill
- North London's expanse
- West End Ward Tuesday Surgeries #dundeewestend
- Big brother state
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- Peter Davies
You can't blame anyone in Syria for enjoying the moment but those of us with a degree of detachment should most certainly be asking "What next?" and "What in fi... - Paul Reynolds
This is a typical example of governmental officials trying to solve a problem without defining it precisely enough, or researchig it professionally. We have sev... - Paul Reynolds
Josh Babarinde has done a precision job here, in understanding the nature of the problem and forensically setting out what must be done. His work on this subjec... - David Allen
Farmers do hard and vital work, and get hit by many difficulties and uncertainties. So should we: (1). Create good support systems for farming incomes whic... - Ahmad
What comes next is HTS will raise conflicts with Israel as planed by both, so Israel can expand into Damascus to be like Ghazah and the US will handle north Syr...
A personal guide to the 13 most essential political podcasts
Commuting is a major part of my daily life, so I find podcasts are an essential way to make use of time I’d otherwise spend staring vacantly out the window or idly refreshing and re-refreshing Twitter. Here, in order of where they appear in my iTunes directory, are the podcasts I listen to most frequently…
The Economist’s podcasts – a good mix of audio recordings of selected articles from the print edition together with brief discussions involving the Economist’s expert correspondents. Slightly irritatingly the sound can vary between recordings, so you …