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Thursday 6th June 2013

READER COMPETITION: WIN TICKETS TO THE INAUGURAL STANDPOINT SALON

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Friday 1st March 2013

BY OLIVER WISEMAN

 On the letters page of the new issue of Standpoint, two leading historians debate the state of history in schools today.

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Thursday 3rd January 2013
BY OLIVER WISEMAN 
 
Thanks to a bet made during a Standpoint dialogue, Nigel Lawson has started 2013 £100 richer than he ended 2012. 
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Thursday 6th December 2012

In a letter to Standpoint, published in the latest issue of the magazine, Nigel Lawson reveals the Cabinet's unanimous support for Special Branch protection of Salman Rushdie when, in 1989, Ayatollah Khomeini, the Supreme Leader of Iran, issued a fatwa against the Satanic Verses author and offered a bounty for his death.

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Monday 26th November 2012

BY JULIA PETTENGILL 

The recently-established lobby group Conservative Friends of Russia (CFOR) is doing little to dispel suspicions that its sympathies lie with the Russian government. 

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Monday 22nd October 2012

BY JULIA PETTENGILL 

One week after Russia's fraud-ridden local elections, Russian opposition parties have achieved an anomaly in that country's politics by holding what appear to have been free and fair elections to the Coordination Council new decision-making body of the opposition movement.

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