Person: Stanley Baldwin

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columnists

Boris’s boyhood dream may yet become Britain’s nightmare

Benjamin Constant, the Swiss political philosopher active in the decades after the French Revolution, might have had Boris Johnson in mind when he wrote that “nearly all men are obsessed with demonstrating they are something more than they are”.

Veterans’ fight goes on long after war

Áras adviser van Lieshout row sheds light on the shadowy world of political power

world

1928 bequest now worth £350m — but lawmakers can’t access it

comment-analysis

Coalition must tread carefully to budget day

general

Madonna papered room with royal's image while filming love story

Britain is likely to end up with a short-lived minority government

HAVE the Brits finally become European, a discussion paper by the European Council on Foreign Relations think-tank asked last week?

Wed, 28 Apr, 2010

Public service expenses rip-off a perversion of true republicanism

IT is amazing how exercised some people are about John O’Donoghue’s expenses when he was Minister for Arts, Sports and Tourism. He provided an abject apology during the week to those who were paying the bills — the taxpayer.

Sat, 19 Sep, 2009