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Businesses that offer the young a chance of real work should be praised, not vilified, says Boris Johnson.
David Blair reports from Athens on a nation that eyes the future without hope.
Some of Ed’s team want to stop City payouts, others to tax them to pay for pet projects, notes Jeff Randall.
Opponents of gay marriage are not all bigots preaching hate, writes Cristina Odone.
The BBC has paid reverent, and wildly disproportionate, attention to even the most ill-informed objections, says Janet Daley.
The PM (maybe stretching it a bit) has called business 'the most powerful force for social progress the world has ever known, says Matthew d'Ancona.
Telegraph View: The news that the top one per cent of earners pay 28 per cent of income tax shows that, despite the myths, the rich make a proportionate contribution to the nation.
Telegraph View: Vladimir Putin is locked into the corrupt system he has created in his country.
Telegraph View: The news that thousands more girls have joined the Guides and Brownies is a cheering riposte to "ladette" culture.
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After being asked to enter the House of Lords in mid-2009, I discovered a little known fact: there aren't many active Parliamentarians originally from East Asia in Europe.
Like many middle-class, middle-aged women, I look forward rather too much to that glass of white wine, says Rose Prince.
Assad is convinced his people love him, even as he kills them, says Andrew Gilligan.
Apparently, cockroaches taste like lettuce, seaweed or Gorgonzola cheese, depending on where you bite into them
Michael Gove’s reforms have created a real momentum for change, argues Charles Moore.
Telegraph View: Unfortunately Andrew Lansley has failed to convey the wisdom of the changes to the public.
Telegraph View: How can the world stop the Syrian tyrant perpetrating a massacre in Homs like the destruction visited on Hama by his father.
Telegraph View: This country is in danger of creating a lost generation unless it becomes leaner, meaner and smarter.
Telegraph View: The red double-decker bus remains an emblem of Britain, as much as Big Ben or Tower Bridge.
Telegraph View: Britain has poured money into this beleagured nation, but its own leaders must do more.
Telegraph View: Let's test the theory that birds sing at a higher pitch in towns.
Telegraph View: The bungles of the Care Quality Commission point to a malaise within our society.
Telegraph View: The Tories should make plain their views on the economy and make this a Budget for jobs.
Telegraph View: The Daily Telegraph’s revelations regarding widespread illegal abortions must be acted upon.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson compares the redeveloped and newly reopened Blackfriars Station to a Scandinavian airport and a Swiss maternity ward.
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