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Simon Tisdall World Briefing
 
  Democracy is harder than western flip-flops make out
Jonathan Steele: Removing the army from the role of political arbiter is vital for progress. That is why Thailand has taken a step backwards.
 
  A bridge between now and eternity - and how to fend off a furious swan
Simon Jenkins: The century-old Country Diary finds thrills in the unpredictability of the seasons and makes us see the world with new eyes.
 
  The Hungarian prime minister has been remarkably honest this week. What if he wrote Blair's farewell speech?
Stuart Jeffries: The Guardian has learned that foul-mouthed, straight-talking Hungarian prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsany has been hired to write Tony Blair's final speech as prime minister to next week's Labour Party conference.
 
  Supposing ... Subversive genius Banksy is actually rubbish
Charlie Brooker: Here's a mystery for you. Renegade urban graffiti artist Banksy is clearly a guffhead of massive proportions, yet he's often feted as a genius straddling the bleeding edge of now. Why? Because his work looks dazzlingly clever to idiots. And apparently that'll do.
 
  This brutal surgery is a godsend for those who wish to kill off the NHS
Polly Toynbee: Labour's endless reforms will cause voters to abandon hope in a free health service and could lose them the election.
 
  Car-crash television
Mark Lawson: It is neither noble nor enlightening to put lives on the line in the name of entertainment.
 


Yesterday's columns
  The threat is from those who accept climate change, not those who deny it
George Monbiot: If the biosphere is ruined it will be done by people who know that emissions must be cut - but refuse to alter the way they live.
 



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