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Don't fall for the idea that China has to become like us The western media have followed recent political developments in China with keen interest. As Hu Jintao and other senior officials handed over to a largely new set of leaders at the Chinese Communist party’s five-yearly National Congress, hopes ...
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Leveson, public opinion and some unvarnished facts: an analysis by YouGov President, Peter Kellner An important part of the political battle following the publication of the Leveson report is to win over public opinion. YouGov has conducted the first post-publication survey for the Sunday Times. First, given the controversies that ...
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YouGov President, Peter Kellner, discusses Cameron's room for manoeuvre on the EU budget Conservative eurosceptics and Labour tacticians should beware. British hostility to the European Union is not as simple or complete as some of them think. YouGov’s latest survey for the Sunday Times suggests a nuanced set of attitudes, ...
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John Humphrys asks: should MPs or human rights judges decide whether Britain should allow its prisoners the right to vote? David Cameron’s immediate headache with Europe is over the almost impossible business of agreeing a budget for the European Union to last the next seven years. Before Christmas he’ll also ...
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