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John McAfee: The approaching nightmare is called 'capitalistic totalitarianism'

250 years ago America went to war for freedom. Now our own government denies us the liberty our forefathers died for.

Bangladeshi blogger: 'Even as extremists kill us, I will never stop writing'

It is only by conscientious people speaking out that Bangladesh will change.

Assassin's Creed Syndicate: Is Ubisoft exploiting feminism for easy PR?

New 'Evie' character is nothing more than a cynical marketing tool and will do nothing to advance gender equality in games.

Julie Griffiths case shows we can't trivialise domestic violence with 'nagging' euphemisms

The word 'nag' is archaic and ugly and does no-one any favours.

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David Cameron victory brings relief for small businesses - and Sajid Javid is a superb appointment

Sajid Javid, the son of a Pakistani bus driver, has been appointed Business Secretary.

I loathe Ukip but one MP for 3.9 million votes is a national disgrace

Ukip will be most effective defeated by exposing its ideas not by sustained a flawed, unjust electoral system.

Putin fishing to pull oligarchs' cash back to Russia

Russian authorities still have a long way to go to make 'deoffshorisation' a success. Here's how they can start.

William Keegan: Labour not to blame for past economy woe despite Tories spinning the 'Big Lie'

The Conservatives may be back in power but I don't believe they deserved to win their place in government.

British Prime Minister David Cameron EU Jean-Claude Juncker

It's great to hear David Cameron plans to move EU referendum forward – but he must do more

Here is my blueprint for Cameron as he seeks to build on amazing election triumph.

Tory election result was the right one for business while UK should remain in the EU

Scottish tycoon urges SNP to work with Conservatives in wake of election.

Simon Heffer: David Cameron needs to bolster Britain's vulnerable defences not focus on the EU

Cameron has to get his party on side and prepare for the consequences if Britain wants to leave the EU.

David Cameron should stop shaming Britain and let Mediterranean refugees in now

The narrative on migrants in Britain is deplorable and unbeffiting a proud history of taking refugees in

Cameron must accept the SNP's anti-austerity mandate, or the UK is finished

UK's prime minister must accept the SNP's economic policies to prevent another independence referendum.

Labour's top donor: Ed Miliband defeat a triumph for vicious right-wing press

The Tories hounded Ed Miliband throughout the last parliament, and the press lapped it up. Now they have their victory.

Save Konami's P.T. because it's great not because of sexist overhyped Hideo Kojima

The campaign to save P.T is commendable but not if Kojima's name is behind it.

Cameron election victory: Britain avoided worst nightmare since Michael Foot with Ed Miliband defeat

Britain narrowly avoided disaster by electing Ed Miliband - his government would have been laughing stock of Europe.

Deborah Doane: David Cameron may celebrate but cooperation in politics should be the new black

If old politics is about competition, new politics has to be about cooperation.

VE Day: Allies' Denazification programme was a masterstroke - shame George Bush ignored it in Iraq

The successes of the Allies' Cobra I initiative should have been copied when Cobra II was rolled out in Iraq.

VE Day: In Germany it took us 40 years to face up to Nazi crimes

Horrors of Cold War and post-war devastation meant Germany did not face up to Hitler's legacy until 1985.

Vladimir Putin 15 Years: In Russia we still don't know who Putin is

Putin has had a huge, some would say terrible, influence on our lives, but still his legacy is up in the air.

Election 2015 has shown Ukip is bad for Britain - and we need electoral reform

The result will not reflect the true wishes of the British people and we need proportional representation.

Election 2015: If I Ruled the World... James Naughtie (would kick out all Whitehall management consultants)

Broadcaster James Naughtie who will present Radio 4's election coverage, explains what makes him tick.

Vladimir Putin 15 years: Putin represents the final dying breath of Russian Tsarism

Putin will cause his own downfall - and bring to an end the 100-year decline of Imperial Russia.

Ed Miliband is UK Plc's biggest nightmare since Michael Foot

Miliband doesn't understand business, and the rabid Socialism of the SNP makes him an even more dangerous proposition.

Royal baby Charlotte: How Kate Middleton can ensure Prince George isn't forgotten

This is a crucial period for the little prince and Mumsnetters have plenty of handy advice to help his mother.

Election 2015: If SNP's Nicola Sturgeon really wanted to break up Britain, you'd know about it

Sturgeon's not shy about discussing independence, so worried unionists can assume she has other priorities.

Texas attack: The chain of terror tweets that led to Elton Simpson rampage at Draw Mohammed contest

A closer look at the Twitter conversation which culminated in Texas shoot-out.

Stefan Stern: Forget election confusion and 'don't ignore intuition when taking decisions'

Making the right decisions can be a tricky affair but certain components can make the process easier.

Stephen Foster: Ed Miliband wins the election ad campaign leaving David Cameron in his pocket

With the Tories and Labour neck and neck, we can at least offer a view on Miliband's ad victory over Cameron.

Robert Phillips: Conservatives and Labour - the coalition that dares not speak its name

Will David Cameron do the sensible thing and offer to work with Ed Miliband?

Online dating: Top 20 most common clichés and what they really mean

The 20 most common online dating cliches, phrases, lines and what they really mean

Election 2015: Ed Miliband lost Scotland forever during Question Time leaders' special

Miliband appeared to claim he would rather the Tories got into power than work with the SNP - and it was a huge blunder.

In Amenas terror attack inquest: BP's policy of prioritising profits over people revealed in gory detail

Algeria terror inquest has shown full scale of BP's folly.

French police stand in front of the damaged offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris

World Press Freedom Day: Charlie Hebdo attack just one chapter in global tale of murder and intimidation

Journalism is one of the world's most dangerous industries and it's time reporters received the freedom they deserve.

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