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           <description>  Wednesday isn't really Wednesday without Prime Minister's Question Time &#40;PMQT). It takes the crescendo out of the political week, leaving it flat and lifeless - like Jacqui Smith's fringe after a
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           <title>New council boss gives first ever interview</title>
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           <description>  New Barnet Council chief executive Nick Walkley has never given a media interview before – ever. But, 14 hours into office, in the wake of the Icelandic deposits fiasco, he changed his mind. And I
  was the lucky reporter at the end of his about-turn, invited last week into his suspiciously leather-embossed office to find out exactly what Barnet had in store...
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           <title>British flower power</title>
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           <description>  Roses are dead, narcissi are new. That was the message being sent out by a Hendon florist in the build up to Valentine’s day.
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           <title>Wigs and wisdom</title>
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           <description>  I have spent much of the past couple of weeks sitting in court. No, not like that &#40;I'm much too clever for them). For work.
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           <title>Valentine's Day: Watch out for those STDs!</title>
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           <description>As Valentine’s day fast approaches, there is seemingly no end to the stream of press releases using the occasion to plug their businesses, promotions or causes. Of course, Valentine’s day was created by satan in a pact with florists and PR people &#40;you try telling that to the missus), so they are entitled to savage it.
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           <title>The true cost of love</title>
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           <description>Being single is as much a blessing as it is a curse. On the plus side, I can sleep on whichever side of the bed I choose. Or across both if I so desire.</description>
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           <title>The footballer, the banker and the civil servant</title>
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           <description>What have Heurelho Gomes, Sharon Shoesmith and Sir Fred Goodwin got in common? Well, they have all been paid a lot of money for doing their jobs, and they were all particularly bad at them.
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           <title>The impossible dream</title>
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           <description>It was a good week for the history books when Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States of America last Tuesday. As the media relished the rare opportunity to go to town with mass coverage of a single issue, many Americans wept with joy as they watched a small seed of hope become reality.</description>
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           <title>Don't shoot the messenger</title>
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           <description>A grown man lays collapsed amid the dirt and debris of a city being showered in bombs. His eyes, widened and frozen with fear, could belong to a man taking his last breath. Equally, they could belong to a man already dead.</description>
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           <title>2009: Putting the glee into gloom</title>
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           <description>  So I’ve been given the task of doing the first 2009 blog for the Times Series. Brilliant. Not only do I get to feel the weight of our various national and global crises on my shoulders - no money,
  no sun, no peace, no God &#40;according to 800 Exmouth buses) - but I also have to inflict my inner-gloom and despair onto everyone else. It’s one thing hating the world, but it’s really rubbish when
  the world starts hating you back.
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           <title>Tragically misleading journalism</title>
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           <description>  The death of any young person is always tragic and difficult to report.
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           <title>The status quo is not an option</title>
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           <description>“The status quo is not an option,” announced everyone’s favourite Lord, Peter Mandelson, last night as he defended the impending privatisation of Royal Mail to Jon Snow.

Now where have we heard that before?
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