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Leader: A cross on the ward; Where would Jesus shop?THERE is one religion that triumphs over all others in hospitals these days, and that is infection control. |
Influencing Boy ScoutsIN A surprisingly short time the Boy Scout Movement has developed into a wide organisation |
The state needn’t be a nanny to be necessary‘The financial crisis offers the ideal opportunity to promote the enabling state’ |
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Simon Parke: Silence in retreatI AM on holiday, and I do not wish to ruin the wedding celebrations. |
It’s in the shaman’s vested interestsIT IS NOT just individuals, but also countries that can go stark, staring mad, and |
Soon, this might be any of us‘It is a regularly occurring thought: will I get Alzheimer’s?’ |
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Giles Fraser: What’s right with the neo-consRIP Irving Kristol, the godfather of neo-conservatism, who died in a nursing home in Virginia last Friday. |
Is integrity not a thing of the past?There was a tart irony to the moving tributes paid in Durham Cathedral to the former England football manager Sir Bobby Robson this week. |
Swine flu must not guide belief‘Many of us have experienced a significant — and disturbing — change in our way of praying’ |
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