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11 Jan 2012:Martin Kettle: The Scottish Nationalist party leader wants a referendum deal – because without it the SNP is more likely to lose
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9 Jan 2012: The first of the Florestan's three farewell concerts showed us just what we'll be missing, writes Martin Kettle
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5 Jan 2012:
Martin Kettle: Labour and the US Republican party have reacted very differently to defeat – but each can learn from the other
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4 Jan 2012:
Jonathan Freedland, Martin Kettle and Suzanne Goldenberg join Tom Clark to discuss the race for the Republican presidential nomination
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4 Jan 2012:
Republican presidential rivals look to southern states for victory as doubts remain over Romney's ability to fire up voters
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30 Dec 2011:
Martin Kettle: Meryl Streep and state papers may portray a more nuanced Thatcher – but her divisive legacy should not be rewritten
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22 Dec 2011: Martin Kettle: The retiring cabinet secretary, Gus O'Donnell, believed the private sector had more to teach the public sector than the other way round
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21 Dec 2011: As close to a chamber version of Messiah as one could get, here small was not just beautiful but absolutely compelling, writes Martin Kettle
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15 Dec 2011:
Martin Kettle: Simply blaming the cuts won't cut it any longer. The spending party must present a credible alternative for voters
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13 Dec 2011: Colin Davis, now in his 80s, has conducted these Haydn and Mozart symphonies all his life, and the result had a glowing coherence and warmth, writes Martin Kettle
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11 Dec 2011: On the evidence of this Wigmore recital, the Arcanto Quartett deserve a similarly honoured profile as the Takács and the Kronos, writes Martin Kettle
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9 Dec 2011:
Martin Kettle, Nick Watt and Nils Pratley discuss Britain's isolation in Europe after David Cameron vetoed the latest deal aimed at saving the euro
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8 Dec 2011: Martin Kettle: The Lib Dems as well as Labour stand to suffer from changes in electoral registration. It must not become a lifestyle choice
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5 Dec 2011: The opening brass fanfare promised resonant things, but the increasingly hectic piece lost its way after that, writes Martin Kettle
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1 Dec 2011:
Martin Kettle: The British are pessimistic about the economy. But they still do not blame the coalition
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