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Chris Moncrieff

Cobbett's Corner

Chris Moncrieff

Troubled talks
Joe Kimble reports on the Foreign Affairs Committee's discussion of Gibraltar
Joe Kimble

Supporting England and the grassroots
Lambeth's drugs policy is high on Kate Hoey's agenda
Kate Hoey

Lifting DEVELOPMENTout of the charity box
Clare Short outlines her approach to tackling global poverty
Clare Short

We mustn't walk byon the other side
September 11 and its aftermath reminds us that stabilising failing states is not only a moral duty but also an act of self interest for the developed world, writes Caroline Spelman
Caroline Spelman

So many summits,so little progress
It is time for the rich nations to listen to the voices of developing countries and open up their markets to true free trade, writes Jenny Tonge
Dr Jenny Tonge

Lost opportunities
Market access remains an illusion for almost all farmers in developing countries, writes Tony Baldry
Tony Baldry

Closing the gap between rhetoric and reality
While some initiatives are to be welcomed, key policies are undermining the government's claim to be a champion of the global poor, says Barry Coates
Barry Coates

Preparing for theheavy workload
Lord Russell looks back on a week when the Lords effectively exerted its influence on the 'snooper's charter', and ahead to some key issues that will soon be discussed in the Upper House
Earl Russell

Andrew Evans rounds up the week's events in the Lords
Andrew Evans rounds up the week's events in the Lords
Andrew Evans

Eric Martlew talks to Daisy Sampson
Eric Martlew talks to Daisy Sampson
Eric Martlew

Joe Kimble reports on last week's lobby of Parliament by the Trade Justice Movement
Joe Kimble reports on last week's lobby of Parliament by the Trade Justice Movement
Joe Kimble

Bruce Carey returns with a round up of important developments in the US Congress
Bruce Carey returns with a round up of important developments in the US Congress
Bruce Carey