The battle to succeed Gordon Brown is ferocious because it matters so little, says Matthew d'Ancona. Tearing up the Human Rights Act is not necessary but we extricate ourselves from Strasbourg, says Alasdair Palmer. The cocaine trade turns people into throwaway human containers. That alone should make it unacceptable to the middle-classes, writes Jenny McCartney. Deflation is being used as a spectre to cover a power grab on the Bank of England and the failure to force the banks to come clean, says Liam Halligan. Lord Mandelson's place in Labour's history has been greatly exaggerated, says Iain Martin. Telegraph View: It is time that Gordon Brown knocked some Cabinet heads together. Telegraph View: It is high time hats were revived as an accessory. Christopher Booker says that the Government must be absolutely sure that their data on climate change is accurate. The War on Terror may have won an important convert, says Janet Daley. Iain Martin argues that it is an amazing achievement of Cameron's that he is without a rival.The next Labour leader is destined to be a loser
A mockery of human rights
Cocaine may not cost much but it isn't cheap
Inflation is the greatest danger
Peter's friends think he's a treasure. He isn't
Political featherweights with panic in their eyes
Lost art of the hat
Climate change rhetoric spirals out of control
Has Bush been vinidicated?
Who is the next Tory leader?
Sunday, 22 February 2009
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