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Editorial

Stand by our firefighters

Fire Minister Brandon Lewis probably had a fair idea what Sir Ken Knight would deliver when he asked him to conduct an "independent" report into fire and rescue services in England.

The Way I See It

The shipyard painter, political activist and razor-sharp cartoonist Bob Starrett has just written a new book The Way I See It on his eventful life and times. Below we reprint one of his stories and review an essential read

Features

Great empires

Monday 19 December 2005

STEVE McGIFFEN explains why the current drive to airbrush the political and physical abuses of past empires out of European history is just a dangerous propaganda exercise.

Red Eye

Saturday 17 December 2005

Britain's only socialist TV critic reviews a week on the box.

Bolivia stands on the eve of a new dawn

Saturday 17 December 2005

JOHN HUNT reports from the country on the hopes and fears of a long-exploited people.

Wired

Saturday 17 December 2005

JAMES EAGLE discovers the choicest morsels on the world wide web.

Future of transport

Saturday 17 December 2005

KEN LIVINGSTONE argues that the key to encouraging more people to use public transport is by making it more reliable and open to all.

Battle for Wales is on

Friday 16 December 2005

ROY JONES reports on Welsh Labour's shameful capitulation to a gang of Westminster MPs.

Holding firm

Friday 16 December 2005

FOREIGN BRIEFING: RONNIE HALL reports from the WTO in Hong Kong.

The case for Sinn Fein to sit at Westminster

Friday 16 December 2005

PAUL DONOVAN wonders whether Sinn Fein should reverse its abstentionist policy at Westminster and actively take up its five seats.

In jail for saying No to killing

Friday 16 December 2005

DIDI ROSSI and GIORGIO RIVA give an update on gay Kurd Mehmet Tarhan, who is languishing in a Turkish prison for refusing military service.

Left has to play to its strengths

Friday 16 December 2005

ADAM TAYLOR assesses Britain's party political landscape.