Bruce Anderson
Only a different leadership can save the Irish church
Bruce Anderson: Out of weakness its bishops condoned both terrorists and sexual terrorists.
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Monday, 25 January 2010
A good education should be a birthright, not a winning lottery ticket.
Bruce Anderson: Is this President really strong enough?
Monday, 18 January 2010
A year on from the inauguration, worship of Obama has given way to disillusionment
Cabinet all want Brown to lose the election
Monday, 11 January 2010
Bruce Anderson: Mandelson's position is without precedent – he's choreographer-in-chief.
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• Bruce Anderson: Different leadership can save church
Out of weakness its bishops condoned both terrorists and sexual terrorists.
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The leaders are trying to charm us with vacuous words and meaningless policies.
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The ambitious novel with a regard for humour is not dead, but is beleaguered.
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