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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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- ‘Talk about Europe and they call you extreme. Talk...
- What an absolute red herring this entire week has ...
- He says today:Beyoncé beliefReader Nick Paterson-M...
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- It is surely a positive that Britain finally has a...
- What makes the new 'Modern' Conservative party mod...
- There is obviously a huge risk in sending an extra...
- It has been 20 minutes since I’ve read [Jan Moir's...
- The Iraqi puppet government has requested that Syr...
- This doesn't surprise me in the least. I can't rem...
- The purge crushed Most's belief in gradual reform....
- There is however a need to explain why things like...
- The Nobel peace committee should retire, and turn ...
- The judge [at his trial] quite liked him, and he w...
- Since when, with debt levels lower than almost all...
- Just before Vidal arrived, the poverty-wreathed Gu...
- In the meantime, we should take the only lawful ac...
- But do not imagine that this is some sort of Labou...
- The same techniques, it was hoped, would ensure th...
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