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Does Northern England have a distinct identity? Web frontpage mast headline, G, 27.10.2004. Full text: http://society.guardian.co.uk/regionalgovernment/story/0,8150,1336352,00.html
Does he mean us? The rampant liberalism and child-centred parenting of the 1960s are to blame for a lawless generation with no respect for authority, says Tony Blair. But David Aaronovitch is not ready to burn his kaftan just yet Headline and sub, G, 20.7.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,2763,1264991,00.html
Police hunting the killers of a 15-year-old boy stabbed for his mobile phone were yesterday searching a west London park for the murder weapon. Kieran Rodney-Davis had gone shopping in Daisy Lane, Fulham, on Wednesday afternoon. He was outside the gates of the Hurlingham and Chelsea school at about 2.45pm when he was approached by three masked youths demanding his phone. The teenager was stabbed once in the chest and staggered about 50 metres to the block of flats where he lived. He was rushed to the nearby Chelsea and Westminster hospital but died shortly afterwards. Police said the three youths, who are black and about the same age as the victim, fled on foot. They wore balaclavas or bandana-style scarves, one of which was red. Detective Chief Inspector Dave Little appealed for witnesses. "Did you see this incident? Did you see the youths making off on foot along Daisy Lane, into Peterborough Road, heading towards Wandsworth Bridge? It is possible they may have gone into South Park or into Hugon Road," he said. Police search for weapon used to kill teenager, G, 25.6.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1246833,00.html
Do you really need to go to work on tube strike day? Headline, G, 29.6.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/quiz/questions/0,5961,1249798,00.html
Euro 2004 starts this week, and it's impossible to escape the ubiquitous St George's cross. But does the English flag alienate as many people as it unites? Sarfraz Manzoor, who once rejected the emblem as racist, explains why he now flies it with enthusiasm A cross to bear, G, sub, 10.6.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/britain/article/0,2763,1235270,00.html
A job fit for a prince: does William have what it takes to work in the real world? He indicated yesterday that he might join the Army after graduating from university. But is that a suitable career for a modern royal? Headline, IoS, 30.5.2004, http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/this_britain/story.jsp?story=526359
Did skydiver who fell 13,000 feet to his death cut the straps on his own parachute? Headline, G, 22.5.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1222181,00.html
A new survey shows 42% of students now have a job - and most say it's the only way to survive. Does it do them any harm? Alice Tarleton reports
All in a term's work,
sub, G, 20,1.2004,
Do you feel safer as we enter the year 2004? Yes / No Online poll, CNN, 28.12.2003.
Did Saddam have WMDs? Was Iraq the new Vietnam?
2003: the year a war
divided the world, G, 23.12.2003,
Do you think I'm sexy? Headline, G/G2, p. 6, 31.7.2003.
If Saddam is such a monster, why did we arm him and trade with him? Headline, I, p. 16, 3.12.2002.
« Does anyone know where I can get a cheap digital car radio? » (…). Pirates get altitude slickness, GE, p. 5, 19.8.2002.
Did he jump or was he pushed?
Headline, G,
17.8.2002,
This week Buzz Aldrin, 72 punched a man who suggested that the missions to the moon were a hoax. But does anyone still believe that old chestnut? Were the lunar landings faked ?, GE2, p. 5, 13.9.2002.
Do you think Tony Blair should support the American policy on Iraq? Blair faces defeat on Iraq, GE, p. 1, 28.08.2002.
Do you think that the Labour government is doing enough to tackle word pollution and give aid to the developing world? Voters attack Labour’s green record, GE, p. 1, 29.8.2002.
Do you accept there is a big job to be done? BBC radio 4, Today, 2.9.2002.
The Constant Gardener starts
in the British Embassy in Nairobi, as Sandy Woodrow, the head of chancery, takes
a rather nasty phone call. Tessa Quayle, the First Secretary's wife, has been
brutally murdered up country. Her companion, Dr Arnold Bluhm, an African as
politically committed as she is to the cause of his long-suffering fellow
countrymen, has disappeared. The redemption of an unheroic hero : John Le Carré reaches beyond the thriller in The Constant Gardener, G, 17.12.2000, http://books.guardian.co.uk/reviews/generalfiction/0,6121,412225,00.html
Do you feel ready to lend your training skills to one of the world’s leading media organisations?
Does it make any difference?
Does crime fiction cause crime?
Do they know what they are talking about?
Do you agree with him?
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