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Bangs and bucks Dormant accounts: a rousing dispute A question of identity Correction: British mortgage debt Reprints Related items Freedom of information?May 18th 2000Recent attempts to make libraries more visited include filling them with easier forms of entertainment (why read the book when you can watch the DVD?) or computers with internet access.

Reprints Related items Freedom of speech: Harvard's disgraceMar 17th 2005 Sex and academia: BirdbrainedJan 20th 2005The vote, set for February 28th, was particularly perilous for Mr Summers because the FAS had already passed a vote of no confidence in him in March 2005.

Reprints Related items Freedom of information: Every expense sparedDec 19th 2006 Freedom of information: The shoe pinchesFeb 10th 2005 Freedom of information: What do you know?Sep 9th 2004Supporters argue that amending the act is necessary to prevent busybodies from forcing MPs to publish letters from or about their constituents, which ought to remain private.

The new research reveals that the X has over 1,000 genes.In this section Dark messengers The X-files DN-New Mulling a cull Clarification: the International Space Station Reprints Related items Freedom of speech: Harvard's disgraceMar 17th 2005Because women have their sex genes written in duplicate, they always have a second chance of a correct version.

Hard sell Lessons from Maggie Reprints Related items Freedom of information: The shoe pinchesFeb 10th 2005Having helped to destroy Mr Major, she continued to exercise her influence to prevent anyone she suspected of being insufficiently Thatcherite Kenneth Clarke in 1997 and both Michael Portillo and Mr Clarke again in 2001 from becoming leader.

Blame the messenger Yes to heroin, insulin no Uplift from downturn The price of freedom Reprints Related items Freedom of information: For their eyes onlyFeb 26th 2009The big risk to civil rights could come in the way the government responds: in the methods it uses to contain the wrath, to cater to it and to distract the wrathful.

Hanlon's speech came less than two weeks after a group of students staged a two-day protest in his office, demanding a point-by-point response to a 72-item "Freedom Budget".

Reprints Related items Media freedom: Hacks v beaksMay 8th 2008The judicious tone of "How Free?" will undoubtedly disappoint leftists.

Apology: scrambled Britain section Reprints Related items Press freedom: Publish and be damnedMar 8th 2007 Welfare reform: Snail's progressMar 8th 2007.

Reprints Related items Economic freedom: Liberty and investmentJul 15th 2004Better than the restMr Wolf's new book, "Why Globalisation Works" (published by Yale University Press), is the fullest and most sophisticated treatment to date of the case for globalisation.

Eritreans get their buzz from strong, sugary coffee.In this section A dangerous place between B and C Law and peace Facing up to the past, again Sweet nothing Well, a little Reprints Related items Press freedom in Eritrea: Where even the snoops are boredNov 6th 2003They consume it with great ceremony, much as genteel Japanese people do tea.