Be sure to check out some of the posts made over the weekend:
Matthew d’Ancona charts how the Archbishop of Canterbury’s recent proclamations have kickstarted a political row.
Fraser Nelson laments Britain’s endemic lack of leadership.
Rani Singh discusses how Pakistan’s PPP party is moving on from the death of Benazir Bhutto.
I look at the disconnect between Gordon Brown’s rhetoric and actions on public service reform.
And, over at Americano, James Forsyth explains the key role that Al Gore could play in the race for the Democrat nomination.
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