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Lucio Magri

Exit Berlusconi

A Slap in the Face

Phil Edwards · Italy’s Referendum

A Lesson for the Bigoted Right

Berlusconi’s Allies

Bonfire of the Realities

Tim Parks · Italian Book Burnings

Berlusconism without Berlusconi

Where’s Materazzi?

Thomas Jones · Italy's lack of fans

A Well Known Case of Forgery

Thomas Jones interviews Italo Calvino

Free the Google Three

Thomas Jones · Google on Trial

Equal Before the Law

Thomas Jones · Berlusconi's Lost Immunity

Intimidation

Thomas Jones · Policemen on a Train

Identity Politics

Thomas Jones · ID Cards for Foreigners

Stalemate

Thomas Jones · Tough on Bookshops

All at Sea

Thomas Jones tries to go on holiday

Divorzio all’italiana

Thomas Jones · Divorce, Italian Style

Disenfranchised

Thomas Jones · The Elections in Italy

From the Family Album

Thomas Jones · At Home with the Berlusconis

Terremoto

Thomas Jones · The Earthquake in Abruzzo

Italy’s Decline

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- Julian Sayarer: Going Slow
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- Fatema Ahmed: ‘Total Policing’
- Issandr El Amrani: In Port Said
- Jenny Diski: Mindreading
- Thomas Jones: Franzen's Homily
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- Joshua Kurlantzick: From Icon to Politician
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- Harry Stopes on Going Slow: To clarify, we've been talking about deaths so neglected injuries. Does anyone have statistics for injuries/accidents?
- Sid Smith on Going Slow: I work at The Times. The campaign was provoked by the serious injuries suffered by a colleague. Another colleague has suffered a broken ankle and then...
- greg on Going Slow: On those figures, each cycle journey has a one in a million chance of death. If you cycle to and from work every day for a year you have a one in two ...
- Harry Stopes on Going Slow: Despite the Times campaign, coverage of this issue in the press is shoddy. Simon Jenkins in today's Standard quoted the 2009 to 2010 reduction in deat...
- Keith Claxton on Going Slow: Statistics are always contentious. And any traffic death - pedestrian, car, bicycle - is never to be taken lightly. But I'm surprised at how low the f...
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