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A Beautiful Fraud
Cider with Rosie celebrates a past that never existed
Priced Out
Charging for access to our national monuments reduces the poor to trespassers in their own nation
Making Government Redundant
A charter for the corporate takeover of the earth is being negotiated by Northern governments, and no one even knows
Embodied Energy
Why can’t the ecological impact of every new construction be considered as carefully as that of Oxford’s Abraham Building?
Stealing from the Poor
The superstores are bigger criminals than the shoplifters
How Farming Has Been Loved to Death
Reforming farm subsidies won’t do any good – we must scrap them
Multi-issue Politics
The direct action movement is giving rise to a new and thrilling politics of empowerment
The Baby Superstore
Gene therapy could enable the rich to buy their way out of society
Enemy of the Earth
John Gummer presides over the Government’s starkest conflict of interest
Geriatric Politics
The main political parties have little to offer young people
Green-wellies time for Blair and Co.
The Story of the Land
We need land reform in England just as much as in Scotland
Home not Domes!
Gridlock!
London’s transport problem could soon bring the capital to a halt
Science with Scruples
Science with Scruples
Warm Words, but no Action
30,000 old people are dying of cold each year, and the Government does nothing
Lagging Behind
The thousands of extra deaths each winter are just one symptom of a massive national housing crisis
We’re All Damned
The Bible says homosexuality’s an abomination. But estate agents and food manufacturers are in even bigger trouble.
Breaking the Foodchain
Tesco is going organic, but this might not be good news