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The press is protected not for its own sake but to enable a free political system to operate. In the end, the concern is not for the reporter or the editor but for the citizen-critic of government.
A current affairs blog on politics, art & culture
The press is protected not for its own sake but to enable a free political system to operate. In the end, the concern is not for the reporter or the editor but for the citizen-critic of government.
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- Occasionally the conflict between "what we stand f...
- Mr Brown has the bad luck to look like his party a...
- We are still governed by an unaccountable establis...
- Ban did condemn "the excessive use of force" by th...
- So you've seen television ads. Suppose there's a t...
- Yohji Yamamoto, Spring 2009Sure, the creative loaf...
- Exchange with Mark UrbanMark- I find your blog ver...
- While welfare fraud is committed on a mass scale f...
- I think that one of the sort of untold and unheard...
- David Cameron asks us to treat the June 4 electio...
- One former Labour minister said: "I object to your...
- Don't mind paying taxes so that male MPs can order...
- While you are entitled to your own opinions, you a...
- IF there is anything more indicative of the inhere...
- Joanna Lumley seems to have taken to the Ghurkha's...
- If a writer has any guts he should write all the t...
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