Letters: Racism in Coventry
Racism, xenophobia and ignorance still alive and well in Coventry
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Two Penn’orth: Whales are wild animals not criminals
Life is full of things that never really live up to their names: a hamburger is composed of beef, not ham and so-called killer whales are in fact gentle and timid. Except the last example is perhaps not as accurate as we might think. Two weeks ago, experienced Sea World...
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Yes (We Can) Prime Minister
Britain is unlikely to elect a leader from an ethnic minority until groups fight institutionalised bias
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The Tories: is the election in the bag?
This is a tale of two young, fresh-faced opposition leaders separated by over a decade. The years were 1997 and 2010. Both had sought to exorcise their party of unelectable policies, and in doing so, present themselves as tough and credible Prime Ministerial material. Both were up against governments judged...
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Paris is burning all night long
The ethnic tension and poverty to be seen in Paris' suburbs can be compared to Britain's own social problems
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Blooming awful!
Cuts to Warwick's HRI and Biosciences departments will affect more than just students
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China is not above criticism
Warwick Amnesty says China cannot hide rights abuses behind claims of cultural differences
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Which party has the X factor?
Gordon will be bricking it. You can almost picture him in his dressing room repeating over and over again, “It’s a global financial crisis!” Dave will probably be engulfed in a huddle, with his team of top advisers salivating at the opportunity to deliver a killer blow to his rival....
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Boris bumbles as London stumbles
In early summer 2008, Boris Johnson was elected Mayor of London and I was taking my A-Levels. Through a caffeine-induced haze my young mind often confused the Conservative candidate with my revision on ex-PM Lord Palmerston. He is characterised for his light-hearted approach to governance He has been publicly criticised...
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Post-modern Conservatives for a post-modern Britain
New Labour's empty rhetoric must be held to account as the nation prepares to go to the most vital election in a generation
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Dispelling the myth of dirty politics
We should scrap ineffective Citizenship and PSHE lessons in favour of compulsory politics lessons in schools
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TEDx Warwick — Interviews
James Appleton interviews some of the key speakers from last week's hugely successful TEDx Warwick
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Milan gain ground on city rivals in Serie A
Jasjit Sansoye reflects upon an eventful weekend of football across the continent, which saw a late Clarence Seedorf strike throw the Scudetto race wide open.
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