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5 Minute Tute: Politics and the Media
Steven Hewlett talks about the impact of the Levenson inquiry on British politics
Sides of the Story – Pornography
This week, Cherwell takes a look at the British debate on how to keep porn away from kids
Interview – Peter Mandelson
Peter Mandelson talks to Tom Beardsworth about everything but New Labour
The fundamental freedom
Will Granger argues that press freedom must never be taken for granted
The mystery at the heart of the financial crisis
Sebastian Leape argues that the shareholders of Britain's largest banks should make their voices heard
Miss-Represented in the media
Harmful gender stereotypes on screen don't have to be the norm
5 Minute Tute: Women’s Rights in Afghanistan
Kenneth Roth discusses the plight of women in Afghanistan
Cherwell Cartoon: Trinity 2012 Week 3
An artist's impression of the government's Olympic defence system, courtesy of Max Mulvany
Cherwell Cartoon: Trinity 2012 Week 2
Cherwell's resident cartoonist offers his unique take on the ongoing scandal surrounding Murdoch's media empire
How François Hollande can save the Eurozone
Hannah Timmis is impressed by the economics of the French presidential candidate
Sides of the story: Jeremy Hunt & Murdoch
Our take on other takes on the Jeremy Hunt scandal
Interview: Alan Duncan
Sebastian Leape travels to Westminster to talk to Alan Duncan about politics, poverty and power
Debate: London mayoral election – Vote Ken
Ben Deaner urges Londoners to give Ken a second chance
Debate: London mayoral election – Back Boris
Tom Beardsworth urges voters to back the gaff prone Tory
5 Minute Tute: Two Years of The Coalition
David Rennie debates the future of the Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition
Why Gleick must speak
Phil Saville weighs in on the Gleick-Heartland climate change affair
Interview: Tim Butcher
Rachel Savage talks to Tim Butcher about his experiences in war zones and adventures in Africa
Sides of the Story: The French Presidential election
Our take on other takes on the French election
Cherwell Cartoon: Trinity 2012 Week 1
Max Mulvany's take on plans to impose a new tax on charitable donations
5 Minute Tute: Green Economics
Caroline Lucas MP explains the economics behind the environmental movement
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