676 results on '"Macshane, Denis"'
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102. There was a soldier
103. France Has to Start Saying Oui
104. This is a Europe we have seen before
105. Chirac, Europe's Weakest Link
106. In Praise of Cities
107. Cool Eyes On The Prize
108. Forget the NHS: clear up the litter
109. How to turn workers into capitalists
110. The Threat to Globalization : It doesn't come from those who will gather in Seattle, but from darker political forces
111. Babies can happen to nice girls, too
112. Marikana is a reminder of the apartheid years
113. The quite man who could lead the French Socialists back to power
114. God and caesar in Poland: Solidarity & the church
115. Europhile panic
116. A lesson from Germany; across Europe, parties of the left are replacing their leaders in a desperate attempt to regain lost ground. Denis MacShane on what Labour should learn
117. Europe: new Tory xenophobia
118. Workers' paradise
119. How the Eurodrone can revive a pilotless Europe
120. God knows why; A true story of wartime savagery in peaceful Switzerland. By Denis MacShane
121. Spain: poet who had to die
122. No vote; Democracy comes under fire. By Denis MacShane
123. Today the Home Office, tomorrow Number 10? Alan Johnson's loyalty, effectiveness and sheer niceness will make him a formidable home secretary, says Denis MacShane
124. Marmite, Ryvita and a stash of cash: the Solidarity union was born 25 years ago this summer, rocking the communist world. Denis MacShane recalls his own modest part in a story that changed history
125. Europe's right finds excuses for the Kremlin
126. We must unite to resist Russian aggression Putin is up to his old tricks and the conflict with Georgia will not be the last in his quest to restore the Soviet empire, says Denis MacShane
127. For Labour, the Scottish years are over At its most successful, as in 1945 and 1997, the party spoke for England. Labour again needs leaders who understand the concerns and character of English voters
128. The answer's obvious, Gordon - cut taxes and cut spending Labour should not be frightened of being a party that leaves more money in the pockets of hard-working individuals, believes Denis MacShane
129. Non-fiction: Lawrences of Albania
130. Europe needs the leadership and ability of Blair
131. City of gods
132. Things can only get better
133. Election fever fails to grip the warring Poles
134. Britain does not have to choose one best friend
135. 'Islamist' is the word for these terrorists
136. Flag a reminder of how EU improved lives
137. Days of Yes, Minister are numbered
138. The new Tory love-in with the wasteful state is a costly error
139. The problem of European Union treaty changes will not go away, so policymakers should get networking now
140. Europe's central bank is not to blame for France's ills DENIS MACSHANE
141. More migration.
142. Charles de Gaulle once asked how one could govern a country that had so many cheeses. The same might be said of bread and beer in Germany. Where is the Brussels bulldozer?
143. No Flemish, no rights. (Books)
144. Strikes on Gaza
145. Judge the Tories by what they do on policy over Europe
146. Brown knows he will have to cut taxes
147. Decisions, decisions The former chancellor of Germany's autobiography reads like a catalogue of what-if? scenarios
148. The only contest is for deputy PM . . . but will Brown want one?
149. Patronising Turkey is a dangerous game for Europe DENIS MACSHANE
150. Culture shocker A survey of Europe over the past 200 years shows that, while artists and writers need inspiration, cultural values thrive best on cash
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