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The Weinstein effect Helen Lewis and Stephen Bush on how sex abuse allegations swept Westminster Mehdi Hasan Why the Russia investigation isn’t Trump’s Watergate Robert Peston My war with Marr Paul Mason on the centre left’s failure Enlightened thinking in dark times Boris: the joke’s over He’s disloyal, selfish and ruthless – now his Tory colleagues want him stopped. By Martin Fletcher 3-9 November 2017/£4.50 44 7 4 3 1 6 2 7 7 1 3 6 4 9

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The Weinstein effect Helen Lewis and Stephen Bush on how sex abuse allegations swept Westminster

Mehdi Hasan Why the Russia investigation isn’t Trump’s Watergate

Robert Peston My war with Marr Paul Mason on the centre left’s failure

Enlightened thinking in dark times

Boris: the joke’s over He’s disloyal, selfish and ruthless – now his Tory colleagues want him stopped. By Martin Fletcher

3-9 November 2017/£4.50

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