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‘Life is short. Have an affair’
Tom Beardsworth looks into the murky business of adultery
Interview: James Delingpole
Right-wing author and journalist James Delingpole talks to Tom Beardsworth about the burden of always being right
Foreign interventionism doesn’t deserve its bad rep
Tom Beardsworth defends the doctrine of foreign humanitarian intervention against its most recent critics
Despite both sides’ interests, the Coalition is fragmenting
Ben Rosenbaum explains what we should read into the most recent Coalition bust-up
The Clegg-Cameron conundrum
Ben Deaner takes a sardonic swipe at the current Clegg-Cameron malaise
New undergraduate support is timely and right
James Burt explains why the new package of undergraduate support is both fair and sensible
Why the Moritz-Heyman donation is a philanthropic waste
Tom Beardsworth explains his exasperation at the ill-conceived Moritz-Heyman Scholarship
After Equal Marriage, what next for the LGBTQ movement?
Simone Webb explains why the movement must remain restless in the years ahead
The environment: compromise and dilution
Patrick Kennedy laments the failure of Rio+20 to save the climate
Smoking marijuana: the key to political success?
Izzy Westbury examines why politicians are increasingly eager to admit to smoking the weed
Interview: Hazel Blears
Hazel Blears MP talks to Tom Beardsworth about the murky world of internships
Is Oxford selling out?
Cherwell debates whether it's time to cap big donations
Debate: Are we excited about the Olympics?
Ben Deaner and Barney White clash over whether London's multi-billion pound sport orgy will live up to expectations
5 Minute Tute: Money in politics
Dr Adam Humphreys talks about what money can buy you in British and American politics
The danger of slow news days
Joseph D'Urso debates Keble JCR's recent spell in the national press
Sides of the story – the Diamond Jubilee
This week, Cherwell takes a look at others' take on the Diamond Jubilee
Interview: Stephen Glover
Hannah Timmis talks to the founder of The Independent about the death of the Indie dream
5 Minute Tute: Quantum Physics
Professor Simon Saunders sheds some light on the mysterious world of quantum physics
The UK and Europe – born to lose
Ben Deaner on what Eurovision can tell us about the UK and Europe
Sides of the story – the Baroness Warsi scandal
This week, Cherwell takes a look at others' take on the Baroness Warsi scandal
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