Wednesday: The First Post's super-quick catch-up on the main news talking points. Sponsored by Hyundai Crispin Black: This new strategy evades the difficult truth - that radicalisation begins at home The Mole: The PM seems to have got the message - that he cannot trust his cabinet’s political nous AOL-backed site hires staff here – but rumours abound of trouble in the US Paper is a bigoted comic cartoon strip, says Speaker, who is supposed to be a neutral figure in parliament Michael Bywater: One thing links these traitors - an unreasonable hatred of their homeland Critics turn their fire on politicians and sponsors as ticketing row continues University set to call for minister’s resignation as former tutor says he is ‘no politician’ Picture of the day: A cat stands with armed Yemeni tribesmen loyal to dissident tribal leader Sheikh Sadiq al-AhmarThe First Post
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Wednesday, 8 June 2011
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