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Leader: No freedom exists without service ONE OF the most dramatic moments in Robinson Crusoe, written in 1719, is when Crusoe sees the cannibals’ lunch slip out of their grasp and run... Subscriber only	100 years ago THERE is something a little pathetic in the position in which the Government stands towards the ladies whom its members so greatly encouraged when they... Subscriber only	Philosopher critic of the secular self IN THE WORLD of celebrity rather than repute, there might be some people who wonder who Charles Taylor is, and what he has done to deserve the million... Subscriber only

Giles Fraser: Capitalism can have a warm heart OUR CHURCH CAFÉ has been doing storming business. Subscriber only	We’re all going to Wem-ber-ley SO, A LITTLE over a year late, the keys to a grand national space have finally been handed over. The new Wembley is about to start work. Subscriber only	An impoverished spiritual tradition DEVELOPMENTS in Washington look more and more like a long-running stalemate. Subscriber only

Paul Vallely: Five EU decades to be grateful for A united Europe is both a blessing and a portent Subscriber only	‘It was a start. We await the end’ Slavery, an African view: Yemi Adedeji tells of complex emotions; Slavery, an Afro-Caribbean view: Anthony Reddie on the long wait for justice... Subscriber only	Britain looks like a police state from here ‘A security state within a state is being created in Britain’ Subscriber only

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