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Today's columns

Simon Tisdall World Briefing
 
  Cable girl
Lucy Mangan: The boys are back in town! The boys are back in town! Yes, the long, lonely Monday nights are over, for the third series of Prison Break has begun on Sky One.
 
  Last night's TV
Lucy Mangan on It's a Free World | Coronation Street |
 
  A conviction politician, but where, Gordon, is the edge?
Polly Toynbee: In tune with the times, our PM embodies the policies he preaches. But he'd stir Labour hearts with a bolder agenda.
 
  Iran and the US must talk
Martin Woollacott: Diplomatic structures are needed to bypass the rhetoric of conflict in Washington and Tehran.
 


Yesterday's columns
  A question of friendship and perception
Marcel Berlins: Mr Blair's government did well to pass the Human Rights Act, but then spent much time rubbishing it.
 
  CSI Algarve this isn't
Peter Preston: Whether it's in Portugal, Essex or America, the glare of publicity rarely improves policing.
 
  A curious irrationality grips the British when it comes to migrants
Madeleine Bunting: Rapid migration is not a cost-free option, but the public must accept that without it parts of our economy would collapse.
 
  My greatest mistake
Roy Hattersley: I helped to bring out Labour's obsession with what is old or new, rather than good or bad.
 



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