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Burma's voters' hopes for Aung San Suu Kyi's election victory - the Guardian As Aung San Suu Kyi is expected to win her first public office, voters speak of the ...

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Burma's voters' hopes for Aung San Suu Kyi's election victory - the Guardian As Aung San Suu Kyi is expected to win her first public office, voters speak of the need for a fair election in Burma. Aung San Suu Kyi's party claimed 43 out of 44 parliamentary seats in Sunday's historic byelection. While official results are not expected for several days, many Burmese consider the vote a landmark election From: TheGuardian Views: 521 3 ratings Time: 02:41 More in News & Politics

Robert Harris on Fa...
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Robert Harris on Fatherland - the Guardian Writer Robert Harris discusses how realpolitik may have led western governments to gloss over the Nazis' crimes if Hit...

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Robert Harris on Fatherland - the Guardian Writer Robert Harris discusses how realpolitik may have led western governments to gloss over the Nazis' crimes if Hitler had won the second world war. This is an excerpt from Harris's discussion of Fatherland with John Mullan at the Guardian Open Weekend festival on 24 March 2012 From: TheGuardian Views: 75 1 ratings Time: 02:01 More in Entertainment

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Michael Mansfield: 'Risk of miscarriages of justice as great as ever' - the Guardian At the Guardian's Open Weekend, Michael Mansfield QC warns against imagining...

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Michael Mansfield: 'Risk of miscarriages of justice as great as ever' - the Guardian At the Guardian's Open Weekend, Michael Mansfield QC warns against imagining that miscarriages of justice are something that have declined since famous confession-based cases of the 1980s. In today's world, where faulty forensic evidence is more likely to be the problem, he worries about access to justice, pointing the finger at the emasculation of the legal aid system by successive governments and a renewed attempt to erode the right to trial by jury From: TheGuardian Views: 72 2 ratings Time: 03:25 More in News & Politics

Beauty tips: Sali H...
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Beauty tips: Sali Hughes on spring colours - the Guardian Neons and nudes are two of spring's hottest trends and the Guardian's resident beauty expert is a big f...

Beauty tips: Sali Hughes on spring colours - the Guardian

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Beauty tips: Sali Hughes on spring colours - the Guardian Neons and nudes are two of spring's hottest trends and the Guardian's resident beauty expert is a big fan of the new looks on offer. Sali Hughes demonstrates how to work the look - specifically a nude eye and bright pink neon lip. Don't be scared, it is possible to look tasteful and on trend if you follow Sali's fool-proof advice. Sali's beauty tips column will be available in this week's Weekend magazine, free with the Guardian on Saturday From: TheGuardian Views: 186 3 ratings Time: 09:50 More in News & Politics

Jon Snow: 'You save...
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Jon Snow: 'You save money by building houses' - the Guardian Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow speaks at the Guardian Open Weekend festival about his personal conne...

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Jon Snow: 'You save money by building houses' - the Guardian Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow speaks at the Guardian Open Weekend festival about his personal connection to the campaign for better housing, and why the government should respond to the need for 2m homes as though it was rebuilding Britain after a war. He says we should consider building on greenfield sites From: TheGuardian Views: 99 1 ratings Time: 01:50 More in News & Politics

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Guardian Open Weekend: visitors' highlights - the Guardian On 24 and 25 March 2012, the Guardian opened its doors to more than 5000 members of the public for the...

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Guardian Open Weekend: visitors' highlights - the Guardian On 24 and 25 March 2012, the Guardian opened its doors to more than 5000 members of the public for the first ever Guardian Open Weekend festival, featuring a range of debates and events at which journalists and readers participated. Here, some of our guests tell us which discussions they attended and describe the atmosphere From: TheGuardian Views: 52 2 ratings Time: 03:58 More in News & Politics

How to dress: brode...
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How to dress: broderie Anglaise - the Guardian Broderie Anglaise is set to be a big look this spring. For those who aren't au fait with this style, the Guardian'...

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How to dress: broderie Anglaise - the Guardian Broderie Anglaise is set to be a big look this spring. For those who aren't au fait with this style, the Guardian's fashion expert Jess Cartner-Morley explains. Unlike other lace styles, which can come across a bit like gaudy bedroom attire, broderie Anglaise offers a more outdoorsy, even sporty effect (which is very summer Olympics 2012). A perfect look for your spring picnics and summer barbecues From: TheGuardian Views: 57 3 ratings Time: 03:52 More in Howto & Style

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James Richardson's European football papers review - the Guardian As we pause for breath between the Champions League legs, James Richardson rounds up the best o...

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James Richardson's European football papers review - the Guardian As we pause for breath between the Champions League legs, James Richardson rounds up the best of the European press reaction to it all. This week, Milan smile as a lacklustre Barcelona lament the San Siro playing surface and the Scandanavian referee; Benfica slam a suspected John Terry handball; Internazionale reveal yet another new manager and Bayern worry Real Madrid From: TheGuardian Views: 105 2 ratings Time: 04:58 More in Sports

John Lanchester int...
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John Lanchester interview - the Guardian Journalist and author John Lanchester -- whose latest novel Capital and previous book Whoops! Why Everyone Owes Everyone...

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John Lanchester interview - the Guardian Journalist and author John Lanchester -- whose latest novel Capital and previous book Whoops! Why Everyone Owes Everyone and No One Can Pay look at how the global financial crisis has affected Londoners -- discusses London's property bubble, its politics and its future in an interview recorded at the Guardian's Open Weekend festival From: TheGuardian Views: 83 0 ratings Time: 02:08 More in News & Politics

Linton Kwesi Johnso...
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Linton Kwesi Johnson interview - the Guardian At the Guardian Open Weekend, poet and activist Linton Kwesi Johnson talks to Oliver Laughland about the problems f...

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Linton Kwesi Johnson interview - the Guardian At the Guardian Open Weekend, poet and activist Linton Kwesi Johnson talks to Oliver Laughland about the problems faced by ethnic minority MPs and the need for black people to have a strong voice outside the political system. He identifies multiculturalism as a diversion from the real issues of racial equality and social justice www.guardian.co.uk From: TheGuardian Views: 148 1 ratings Time: 02:43 More in News & Politics

Steel the show: Ant...
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Steel the show: Anthony Caro at Chatsworth House - the Guardian British sculptor Anthony Caro has mounted a retrospective exhibition of four decades of his abstr...

Steel the show: Anthony Caro at Chatsworth House - the Guardian

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Steel the show: Anthony Caro at Chatsworth House - the Guardian British sculptor Anthony Caro has mounted a retrospective exhibition of four decades of his abstract steel sculptures in the grounds of Chatsworth House in Derbyshire. It is the first exhibition dedicated to the work of a single artist to be held there. Here, Jonathan Jones takes a tour of Caro at Chatsworth, which runs from 28 March to 1 July 2012 From: TheGuardian Views: 113 4 ratings Time: 05:19 More in Travel & Events

Ian McEwan intervie...
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Ian McEwan interview - the Guardian Author Ian McEwan in conversation with the Guardian's deputy editor Ian Katz at the Guardian Open Weekend festival. Here, McE...

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Ian McEwan interview - the Guardian Author Ian McEwan in conversation with the Guardian's deputy editor Ian Katz at the Guardian Open Weekend festival. Here, McEwan discusses hiking; the importance of indolence to writers; moving house, which means the loss of his writing room; and how on 9/11 he broke with his policy of refusing journalistic commissions www.guardian.co.uk From: TheGuardian Views: 14484 47 ratings Time: 08:42 More in Entertainment

The Lake District f...
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The Lake District from above: a gyroplane flight over the fells - the Guardian Alastair Sawday takes to the skies above the Lake District from a second world war...

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The Lake District from above: a gyroplane flight over the fells - the Guardian Alastair Sawday takes to the skies above the Lake District from a second world war maintenance airfield in an open gyroplane (piloted by the 60-year-old mayor of Keswick, Andrew Lysser) to get a unique perspective on one of the most spectacular areas of natural beauty in England From: TheGuardian Views: 315 4 ratings Time: 03:48 More in Travel & Events

Grayson Perry at Gu...
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Grayson Perry at Guardian Open Weekend - the Guardian Highlights from Turner prize-winning artist Grayson Perry's conversation with Decca Aitkenhead at the Guard...

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Grayson Perry at Guardian Open Weekend - the Guardian Highlights from Turner prize-winning artist Grayson Perry's conversation with Decca Aitkenhead at the Guardian's Open Weekend festival, where he also takes questions from the audience. Here, in typically candid form, Perry discusses how his art is informed by an English sense of humour; the relationship between art and therapy ... and George Osborne www.guardian.co.uk From: TheGuardian Views: 14256 25 ratings Time: 06:28 More in Education

Michael Ross interv...
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Michael Ross interview - the Guardian During the Arab spring, rulers with oil wealth fared better than those without, says Michael Ross, author of The Oil Curse....

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Michael Ross interview - the Guardian During the Arab spring, rulers with oil wealth fared better than those without, says Michael Ross, author of The Oil Curse. But, he explains, the discovery of valuable natural resources can often backfire on developing countries www.guardian.co.uk From: TheGuardian Views: 23 1 ratings Time: 02:54 More in News & Politics

Vince Cable intervi...
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Vince Cable interview - the Guardian Interviewed at the Guardian Open Weekend, business secretary Vince Cable discusses the abolition of the 50p tax rate; taxing...

Vince Cable interview - the Guardian

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Vince Cable interview - the Guardian Interviewed at the Guardian Open Weekend, business secretary Vince Cable discusses the abolition of the 50p tax rate; taxing rich people's wealth instead of their income; and why voters' perception of the Liberal Democrats will change in the coming months www.guardian.co.uk From: TheGuardian Views: 34 0 ratings Time: 04:31 More in News & Politics

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Wayne Martin: 'There's something odd about this ideal that individuals should be self-determining' Wayne Martin, head of the department of philosophy at the University of Essex, on the idea of individualism versus the reality of interdependent decision-making From: TheGuardian Views: 40 3 ratings Time: 04:25 More in News & Politics

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