News Reports Archive September 2006
Interview: Novelist Diane Setterfield
Rehab, It's Just So Fab
He's a Nice Man, But Voters Still Think It's a Nasty Party
There's More Ubuntu Up North
Pope Expels the Exorcist Archbishop
People
Polly Toynbee: Labour Has One Serious Candidate - But It Also Seems to Have a Death Wish
Diary
Diary
Metrosexual Mendacity
Jonathan Freedland: The Silences Show Why He Has to Go
Charm and Eloquence. But a Missed Chance
Despotic? Maybe. Dictator? No
Brown Will Be the Next Pm
Open Door
Nights of the Long Knives
Going Full Circle to Push Boundaries at Guardian Unlimited
Surely Thumb Mistake
In the News: Personal Computer
Jeremy Paxman
Waterway to Get to Work
People
Diary
People
The Torture Battle Royal
Diary
Profile: Thaksin Shinawatra
Seats of Power
The Pope Should Know Better Than to Endorse the Idea of a War of Faiths
Diary
People
Diary
Following Tony
The Lib Dems Must Be Bold or They'll Become Irrelevant
Learn to Use the E-word
Choice and Chipolatas
What's the Matter With Voting Republican If You're Poor?
The Tough Interrogation Techniques the Cia Wants to Use
Editor's Week
Short's Vision of a New Dawn Will Fade Into the Twilight
Time Trial
Palm Offensive
People
An Equality of Envy
Avoiding Your Fare Share of Taxes is a Moral Disgrace
HP Sauce
People
Diary
People
Leave the Bikes Alone
Diary
People
Gaddafi: a Living Miss
Charge of the Heavy Brigade
The Coup I'd Have Joined
You Can Be a Brain Surgeon
People
Haven't We Met Before?
Dagger or Divine Right
Diary
Changing of the Guard
People
Economic Hangover Could Put the Boot Into Brown
Diary
From Red Guard to Blue Chip: the Making of a Merchant Banker
Come Over Here and Take Our Jobs ... Please
People
Prada and Prejudice
Aids in South Africa
If the Pm Sounds Menacing, Just Ignore Him
Diary
Open Door
Uncool Under the Collar
Labour's Young Mps Want to Do Politics Differently
Alas, Poor Standpipe
Editor's Week
Interview: Liz Longhurst
The Plot Sickens
Democrats Return Fire in Mid-term Battle on Terrorism
What Next After Ahern's Worst Week?
A Set Down Protest
BBC Web Deal With Microsoft Explained
People
Berlin Signals New Tack Over Middle East
Simon Malley
A Rabble-rouser for Peace
A Boost for Bin Laden
If We Move Fast, We Can Curb the Film World's Male Bias
Japan's Balancing Act
Pundits Who Contest Climate Change Should Tell Us Who is Paying Them
Brown Needs to Apologise, and Blair to Call Off the Dogs
We're Europe Till We Die
This is a Terrible Plight for Gordon Brown - and Labour
A More Assertive German Chancellor
Car-crash Television
This Brutal Surgery is a Godsend for Those Who Wish to Kill Off the Nhs
Democracy is Harder Than Western Flip-flops Make Out
Thailand
Boxing Clever
Iran Has Called the West's Bluff on the Nuclear Standoff
Dial M for Mayfair
The Threat is From Those Who Accept Climate Change, Not Those Who Deny It
Chill Settles Over Eu's Lovebirds
People
King Taufa'ahau Tupou Iv of Tonga
'No Justice' for Palestinian Crime Victims
Why Stockholm Syndrome Should Terrify New Labour
Sorry George Clooney, But the Last Thing Darfur Needs is Western Troops
Ghosts of Nazi Past
Open Door
Berlin
Inside Baghdad: Last Battle of a Stricken City
Hunger for the Corporeal
In Hours, Kiran Desai Went From Virtual Unknown to Potential Booker Winner
Paranoia and Provocation in Pyongyang
Forcing Rules and Duties on Us Won't Bring Society Closer
Diary
North Korea Makes Us Bomb Claim
Russia Deserves More Than Stability From Putin's Last Year
Hindu, Muslims join DJ Ganpati Immersion
An Inconvenient Truth: Beware the Politician in Fleece Clothing
Nigel Morgan
The Common Good
The West Needs Turkey
A Brown-johnson Ticket Would Spike the Blairite Guns
Dounreay's Catalogue of Idiocy is a Cautionary Tale of Nuclear Danger
Diary
Where is Osama Bin Laden?
Open Door
Yes, We Do Need to Know
Both Pretenders to Blair's Crown Now Face Hard Choices
The Wages of Fear
Dorothy Bain
It May Well Take 20 Years. But Al-qaeda's Days Are Numbered
This is More About National Pride Than Nuclear Weapons
While Blair Limps On, the Danger Remains for Brown and the Party
The Bravest Band in Books
Condoleeza Rice Flatters Bush With Empty Words As War on Terror Loses Direction
After Years of Skirmishing, the Civil War Labour Dreaded Has Broken Out
Nasty Smear Campaigns
Blair's Legacy is a Reckless Adventure
Diary
'We Know What We Want'
Don't Be Fooled By This Reform: the Imf is Still the Rich World's Viceroy
Afghanistan - Questions From Kandahar
Loss of 14 British Lives in Afghanistan is the Latest Chapter in Long-running Tragedy
Bush's Performance Has Been Poor, But His Packaging is Exemplary
Islamist Spies With A License To Kill
Notebook: New York
Blair Can Go Now. He Can Go With a Timetable. Or He Can Hang on
The Final Place of Refuge for Christians in the Middle East is Under Threat
The Launch of a Legal Free Music Site