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Joan Ryan MP
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Esther Marshall
"I thought I was weak, says victim"
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Melanie Phillips
"Safe? Such lies spell danger"
Miriam Shaviv
"End this agunot charade"
Daniel Finkelstein
"Twitter’s Holocaust denial"
Oliver Kamm
"The fight's gone out of me"
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Simon Rocker
"The wider implications of a Hasmonean move"
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"The economy? No. It's the narrative, stupid"
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Simon Rocker
"'Reform scumbags'"
LEADER COLUMN
Surreal negotiation
Twitter may be taking over large parts of the world, but even the most addicted social media aficionado will surely agree that the 140-character limit to tweets means it is not the most obvious mechanism through which to achieve Middle East peace.
We cannot relent over Labour
In recent months, we have reported a seemingly endless stream of stories about antisemitism and the Labour Party.